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Join acclaimed photographer Sally Mann for a special program exploring the power of image-making to shape how we see ourselves, our histories, and one another. Known for her evocative and often intimate work, Mann will reflect on her artistic practice, the stories embedded in the Southern landscape, and the role of photography in confronting memory, identity, and public life.
Through conversation with Erik H. Neil, Macon and Joan Brock Director, and audience Q&A, this program invites participants to consider how visual culture influences the ways we understand community, belonging, and shared experience.
Free for Museum members, $20 for non-members. Registration required.