Learning and Events Somerset House- April
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We’re delighted to have an accompanying programme of workshops, tours and films for the critically-acclaimed Landmark: the Fields of Photography, a wide-ranging and ground-breaking exhibition featuring more than 70 of the world’s most highly regarded photographers.
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Playing Fields
Saturday 13 April
12.00–15:00Meet at Seamen's Hall Info Desk, South Wing
Free
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From sublime skyscrapers to ridiculous rivers, we’ll be collaging custom-made landscapes in this drop-in workshop inspired by theLandmark: the Fields of Photography exhibition. For families with accompanied children aged 6-12.
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Landmark Spotlight Tours
Thursdays until 25 April
13:15-13:45East Wing Galleries, East Wing
Free
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Join a member of the Learning Team for a spotlight tour aroundLandmark: the Fields of Photography. We’ll be taking a look at some of the ideas and stories that have shaped this exhibition, examining the changes that are happening to our environment.
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Red Desert
Saturday 6 April
14.00-16:00Screening Room, South Wing
Tickets £8
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Legendary Italian filmmaker Michelangelo Antonioni brings a haunting landscape of factories and power plants to life in this story of a wife’s isolation in a lonely and fast-changing world. Starring Monica Vitti and Richard Harris. Cert 15.
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Stalker
Saturday 13 April
14.00–16.40
Screening Room, South Wing
Tickets £8
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Two men are guided through a wasteland by the enigmatic Stalker into the forbidden ‘Zone.’ Andrei Tarkovsky’s retelling of the sci-fi novel Roadside Picnicremains as breath-taking as it did upon its 1979 release.
Cert PG.
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