With Jayne Knight 
In 1985 the Kodak Museum moved from Kodak in Harrow to the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television in Bradford, taking up residence in a converted carpark-turned-museum wing. Taking a different approach to photography in the museum, the new Kodak Museum focused on the story of popular photography, drawing on fifty-seven years of collecting by Kodak Museum curators at Harrow. This talk will explore the scope of the Kodak Collection, focus on some of the more unusual objects, and consider the important role of the Kodak Collection at the National Science and Media Museum (formerly known as the NMPFT), in representing photographic history.

About the Speaker:
Jayne is an Arts and Humanities Research Council funded, PhD student researching the Kodak Collection at the National Science and Media Museum (NSMM), Bradford, UK, as part of a formal Collaborative Doctoral Partnership between the NSMM and the University of Brighton.

This workshop/course is presented with funding support from Learn Harrow. You will be required to register with Learn Harrow to take part in this workshop – instructions will follow in a separate email. It is really important you register as future funding for similar events depends on it.