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Turning Time: Vera Lutter

Frans Snyders, Game Market, 1630s: February 10-April 3, 2017 © Vera Lutter

Photographing internationally Vera Lutter challenges the way we see the world, capturing cities, buildings and iconic monuments in such a way that they become unfamiliar and otherworldly. Join Vera Lutter and Martin Barnes as they discuss Lutter’s oeuvre which examines light, time, and movement. Delve into Lutter’s use of a room-sized camera obscura, or pinhole camera, to capture architecture, urban landscapes and industrial sites, and understand her decision to retain the negative image and refrain from multiplication or reproduction.

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Vera Lutter is a German New York-based artist, who works with photography, film and installation.
Martin Barnes is Senior Curator of Photographs at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
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