| The Museum of Photographic Arts periodically conducts trips abroad to bring our patrons in contact with photography on an international scale. The Director of the museum or Chief Curator accompanies each group, allowing access to private photography and fine art collections, photographers’ studios, behind the scenes tours of museums and galleries and much more that would be unavailable to the individual traveler. Previous trips have included England and Scotland, France and Japan among others.
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| Travel with MoPA to the J. Paul Getty Museum and the Orange County Museum of Art Sunday, November 9, 2003 |
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| Join MoPA's Curator of Photography Carol McCusker for a day trip to tour the exhibitions Julia Margaret Cameron, Photographer at the J. Paul Getty and Woman: A Celebration, Photographs from the Collection of Peter Fetterman at the Orange County Museum of Art. The Getty’s Curator of Photography, Julian Cox, will present a rare tour for our travelers of his new exhibition of Julia Margaret Cameron’s photographs. Peter Fetterman of the Peter Fetterman Gallery will discuss his private collection of photographs of women. Date: Sunday, November 9, 2003 Pickup/
8:00am Mini-coach will leave the Balboa Park traffic circle to drive to The J. Paul Getty Museum 10:45am Exclusive tour of the exhibition, Julia Margaret Cameron, Photographer, with the Getty’s Curator of Photography, Julian Cox We will have a no-host lunch at one of the four cafes at the Getty. 2:00pm Drive from The Getty Museum to The Orange County Museum of Art 3:00pm Peter Fetterman will give a tour of his exhibition, Woman: A Celebration, Photographs from the Collection of Peter Fetterman 5:30pm Leave the Orange County Museum of Art to return to Balboa Park’s Fountain Traffic Circle
Cost:
$50: Fee includes travel and museum entrance; lunch will be
a no-host at the Getty Museum Limited seating is available, reservations must be received by October 31, 2003. |
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Kurt
Hutton
Fun Fair, 1938
Gelatin silver print
20 x 16 inches
Collection of Peter Fetterman