Photography: Images and Intent at SMoCA

Don't miss this three-part class led by artist and professor of art and art history at Paradise Valley Community College, Adria Pecora. The lecture series "gives an historical overview of the use of the body and performance in photography." The three sessions, “Imaging the Body,” “Imaging Identity,” and “Imaging Reality”...

By Steve Jansen

March 6, 2008

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Don't miss this three-part class led by artist and professor of art and art history at Paradise Valley Community College, Adria Pecora. The lecture series "gives an historical overview of the use of the body and performance in photography."

The three sessions, “Imaging the Body,” “Imaging Identity,” and “Imaging Reality” discusses the work of photography luminaries such as Cindy Sherman, Eugène Atget, and famed works by the Farm Services Administration archive.

Tuesdays, 7-8:30 p.m. Starts: Feb. 26. Continues through March 11, 2008

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