The Talks Programme
Club Room, Gallery Level, Olympia All talks are free to visitors
Thursday 30 June
Painting with Light Time: 16.30 - 17.30 Speaker: Carol Jacobi – Curator at the Tate Britain Location: Club Room, Gallery Level
Painting with Light offers new insights into Britain’s most popular artists and reveals how vital painting and photography were to one another. Their conversations were at the heart of the artistic achievements of the Victorian and Edwardian era.
The dawn of photography coincided with a tide of revolutionary ideas in the arts. Photographers adapted the Old Master traditions within which many of them had been trained, but also engaged with the radical naturalism of Turner, the Pre- Raphaelites, and their Realist and Impressionist successors.
In this talk we will learn how Turner inspired Hill and Adamson’s first romantic photographic panoramas in Edinburgh. We will trace the change from sharpness to softness in photography and specifically the painting brought about by Dante Gabriel Rossetti and his circle. The distinctively decorative naturalism of Emerson and Goodall’s impressions went on to inspire artists in Europe and the United States, establishing art photography as we know it today.
Dr Carol Jacobi is the Curator of British Art, 1850 -1915, at the Tate and publishes and broadcasts works on 19th and 20th Century British Art. She was part of the team creating ‘Artist and Empire’ and has curated displays and exhibitions including ‘Pre-Raphaelite Works on Paper’ (2015-17), ‘Poor Man’s Picture Gallery: Victorian Art and Stereoscopic Photography’ and ‘Salt and Silver: Early Photography 1840-1860’.
The ‘Painting with Light: Art and Photography from the Pre- Raphaelites to the Modern Age’ exhibition is being held at Tate Britain from the 11th May - 25th September 2016. The exhibition is being curated by Dr Carol Jacobi, Hope Kingsley and Tim Bachelor.
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