Revisiting Sweet 16 Workshops
In 2014 Yve Lavine had a highly successful exhibition with Sweet 16: What advice would you give your 16 year old self?
We’re going to run a mini project along the lines of this exhibition for you to get involved in. If you like photography, portraiture and the stories of women these workshops are for you.
Yve will outline her process, purpose and intent of the initial work and invite you to play along with some activities to revisit and share your knowledge with your 16 year old self. Ideally, you will attend the first workshop to learn about the history of the exhibition and the activities and questions. You can then be involved with a follow up and some sharing of ideas at the second workshop on the 30th July. Please sign up for both events if you can. The two workshops can also be attended as stand alone workshops.
This event is hosted by the Older Women’s Network (OWN) NSW using Zoom.
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