In celebration of Black History Month, join photographer and film-maker, Simon Frederick for this evening talk.
Simon Frederick will discuss his groundbreaking catalogue of photography and documentary film work. His ascendancy from self-taught photographer to award winning and frequently commissioned director and producer, is one that is pioneering and inspirational. We will be screening and discussing excerpts from his National Portrait Gallery collection and documentary “Black Is The New Black” (BBC), “They’ve Gotta Have Us” (Netflix) and “The Outsiders?” (Youtube Originals) followed by a Q&A session.
Attendance is free and opened to all. This event is a mix of sitting and standing. If you have special needs, please let us know on arrival.
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