Curatorial Tour with Catlin Langford and Metro Auto Photo

To celebrate the closing day of Auto-Photo: A Life in Portraits, join co-curators Catlin Langford and Metro Auto Photo (Jessie Norman and Christopher Sutherland) on a final guided tour of the exhibition.

They will discuss the process of bringing together examples from the local and international photobooth community, and highlight the significance of Alan Adler to Melbourne.  

You will also get to see the outcomes of the Auto-Photo Photobooth Artists in Residence program, and meet artists Asha Maria Madge, Georgia Smedley and Jas Shalimar.

 

Image credit: Alan Adler, Photobooth portraits, 1980s, c-type prints © Alan Adler/Metro Auto Photo

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