Lecture focuses on the work of Diane Arbus at the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale

DIANE ARBUS AND THE EXTRAORDINARY
Saturday April 27, 2013  2:00PM–3:00PM

Museum of Art | Fort Lauderdale, Horvitz Auditorium
Free for museum members; Free with paid museum admission for non-members

What makes Diane Arbus’s photographs so enthralling? Is it subject matter or creative style, or a combination of both? George Slade, consulting curator of photography at the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale, offers insights into the distinctive qualities of this ground-breaking American photographer in conjunction with the Diane Arbus exhibition on view as part of Foto Lauderdale.

About George Slade
George Slade is a photography writer, curator, historian and consultant based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and is guest curator of an exhibition of Florida photography to be presented the Museum of Art | Fort Lauderdale in summer 2014. He has served as Artistic Director of Minnesota Center for Photography and Adjunct Assistant Curator of Photographs at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. He has also served as curator of the Photographic Research Center (PRC), an independent non-profit organization associated with Boston University.

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