In conversation with: Les Monaghan
Posted: 14/06/18 09:33 | 4 Comments
As part of the #weareoca30 campaign we are having creative conversations with some of our tutors. Watch and listen to OCA Photography tutor Les Monaghan below answering questions from students.
Watch and read our previous interviews here.
Creative Conversations – Les Monaghan from Open College of the Arts on Vimeo.
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This is great Les, it was good to hear you talking about ethics and considering how your photography could be used or misused in the future. I think you are highlighting some really important social issues with your work and I hope it can influence some positive change. We should definitely have more videos like this hearing from the tutors, it sounds obvious but as distance learners it helps give a human face to the tutors and we get to hear about your work and experiences. Thanks for sharing this.
Craig
Thanks Craig, there is some amazing practice amongst the tutors at OCA, I agree, I’d like to hear from them all too!
Thank you for sharing this video Les, I’m an OCA fine art student from Doncaster and think what you are trying to put across is a very important social issue and I wish you well in your work. Thank you for sharing. Sandra
Thanks Sarah, exhibit is due to open at Doncaster Central soon, with a big event in the Autumn, see http://www.relativepoverty.org