Join acclaimed author Lucy Sante for a special talk exploring Larry Fink’s role as a social photographer, examining both his social engagement and his commitment to documenting society.

People and their interactions were central to Fink's work. Over a career spanning more than sixty years, he photographed debutante balls, Oscar parties, demonstrations, boxing matches, and his neighbours in rural Pennsylvania—all with bold framing and masterly chiaroscuro, and with urgency, immediacy, and deep human feeling.

Presented in conjunction with the exhibition "Larry Fink: Social Graces & Runway" on view at The Image Centre.

Lecture Room: IMA-307

Enter via: The Image Centre

33 Gould Street, Toronto

Please have your Eventbrite registration and valid ID ready upon arrival. The name on your ID must match the name on your ticket or registration. All bags may be subject to inspection by gallery security upon entry.

With support from Muus Collection.

Image: Larry Fink, Skating Rink, PA, 1980 (printed later) gelatin silver print © Larry Fink/MUUS Collection. The Image Centre, Gift of Gordon Fenwick, 2021