Virtual Photography Seminar on Cultural History
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels
Overview
Join photographer Sarah Barsness in a virtual seminar unraveling photography’s role in shaping cultural history through the 1975 Lower East Side exhibition, offered by the Museum at Eldridge Street.
Virtual Photography Seminar on Cultural History
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Adventure Tips
Check your internet connection
Ensure a stable internet connection for smooth video streaming during the seminar.
Prepare questions in advance
Write down questions about photography history or cultural impact to maximize engagement during the Q&A.
Use headphones for clearer audio
Headphones can improve sound quality and help you focus on the discussion.
Log in early
Join the Zoom session 5-10 minutes early to troubleshoot tech issues before the seminar begins.
Local Insights
Wildlife
History
The 1975 exhibition at the Museum at Eldridge Street marked a pivotal moment recognizing photography's role in documenting urban cultural shifts.
Conservation
The seminar promotes digital cultural preservation by highlighting sustainable ways to engage with historical content online.
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Recommended Gear
Computer or tablet
A device capable of running Zoom or similar video conferencing software.
Headphones or earbuds
Improves audio clarity for a better listening experience.
Webcam (optional)
Allows interaction during Q&A sessions for a more personal experience.
Notebook or digital note app
Useful for jotting down insights and questions.