Free talks and hands-on events inspired by an exhibition of Victorian photography at the Lady Lever Art Gallery.
The Lady Lever Art Gallery has arranged an exciting programme of free events to coincide with the beguiling exhibition Victorian Visions: 19th Century photography.
The exhibition explores the work of photographers embracing the new technology and reveals an era of creativity and romance. From fascinating talks by curators and academics to hands-on activities for all the family, the programme gives a thorough insight into the work on display.
A Victorian Christmas, on 15 December 2007, at 1- 4pm
Celebrate the holiday season by joining in our festive activities, from Victorian themed Christmas story-telling to making your own traditional cards and tree decorations.
Victorian lace, on 19 January, 14 February 2008, at 1- 4 pm
Discover the ornate decoration of the Victorian era and make your own cards and frames in our family workshop.
Storytelling – Palaces and Portraits, on 12, 15 February, 1 March 2008, at 1-4 pm
Join our storyteller for a journey back to Victorian times.
Drop in session, suitable for families
Photo of the Month: Women photographers,on 14 December 2007, 1-1.30pm
Focusing on the works of female photographers, Sandra Penketh discusses the stunning photographs in Victorian Visions.
Views of nature: Victorian landscapes, on 29 January, 19 February 2008, at 1-1.45pm
Sandra Penketh explores the fascinating landscape photography in Victorian Visions. -- www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
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