Photo Book Club @ Bright Rooms tonight!

By Bright Rooms
February 6, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted February 6, 2019

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Posted February 6, 2019

We're delighted to announce our guest speaker for Wednesdays (tonight) book club, Lou Bowan. Lou is a senior editor at Making Pictures Soho and has spent the last decade working closely with a roster or exceptional photographers (Corinne Day, Dan Burn-Forti), editing their portfolio work and books. Lou will give a talk on some of her work and be happy to answer questions. Please bring a favourite book from your collection to share afterwords (not compulsory!). Free entry - Ring the buzzer on the second set of doors, Bright Rooms, 4th floor, Peckham Levels. Please rsvp [email protected]

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