The FOTH Photography Lectures featuring Prof Wolfgang Weileder on Photography will take place at the Hatton Gallery in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Prof Weileder, known for his temporary time-based and site-specific installations and sculptures, explores the intriguing relationship between space and time through his photographic work. Using specially developed cameras and processes for each project, he captures changes and transformations onto single images, offering a fresh perspective on our environment and our interactions with it. With an extensive international exhibition history spanning 30 years, Prof Weileder is a visual artist and sculptor based in Newcastle. His practice and research focus on public space and architecture, as well as our negotiation of civic and social space. As a Friend of the Hatton, you can attend this event for free, while non-members can purchase a ticket for £5 at the door. By joining as a Friend, you gain various benefits such as the opportunity to exhibit your artwork, access to the Philip Robinson library, discounts in the art material store, the Gallery Shop, and framing services at Reid Framing. To find out more and become a Friend, visit the Friends of the Hatton website.

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