
Hong Kong is experiencing a major social transformation in 2019. Every moment can be a turning point in Hong Kong history. Images can often set the tone for major events and possibly define a social movement. Photojournalism has a distinct relationship with social movements and thus plays a critical role in the making of history. The talk will explore the role of photojournalism on history and society. This session is the first of the WMA Open Talk series.
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The talk will explore the role of photojournalism on history and society. This session is the first of the WMA Open Talk series.
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Hong Kong is experiencing a major social transformation in 2019. Every moment can be a turning point in Hong Kong history. Images can often set the tone for major events and possibly define a social movement. Photojournalism has a distinct relationship with social movements and thus plays a critical role in the making of history. The talk will explore the role of photojournalism in history and society. This session is the first of the WMA Open Talk series.
Time: 11.1.2020 Saturday, 3:30 – 5:00pm
Venue: WMA Space
Moderator: Vennes Cheng
Speakers: Carol Lai, Paul Yeung, Vincent Yu
*Conducted in Cantonese

WMA Open Talk Series:The pictures will not go away
Hong Kong is experiencing a major social transformation in 2019. Every moment can be a turning point in Hong Kong history. Images can often set the tone for major events and possibly define a social movement. Photojournalism has a distinct relationship with social movements and thus plays a critical role in the making of history. The talk will explore the role of photojournalism on history and society. This session is the first of the WMA Open Talk series.
3:30pm - 5:00pm The pictures will not go away
Hong Kong is experiencing a major social transformation in 2019. Every moment can be a turning point in Hong Kong history. Images can often set the tone for major events and possibly define a social movement. Photojournalism has a distinct relationship with social movements and thus plays a critical role in the making of history. The talk will explore the role of photojournalism in history and society. This session is the first of the WMA Open Talk series.
Time: 11.1.2020 Saturday, 3:30 – 5:00pm
Venue: WMA Space
Moderator: Vennes Cheng
Speakers: Carol Lai, Paul Yeung, Vincent Yu
*Conducted in Cantonese