Photography as activism – secondary education

For nearly five decades, Magnum photographer Susan Meiselas (US, 1948) has used her camera to bear witness and to connect. Meiselas has travelled the world covering a wide range of topics, from the sex industry to war to human rights violations. She draws attention to minorities and conflicts that are often overlooked. To this day, Susan Meiselas strives for direct contact and dialogue with the people she portrays. Her approach is collaborative and includes the perspective of the people she photographs.

Practical information:

• This guided tour is suitable for pupils of the secondary educations, for all directions. When making your reservation, please indicate the age, level and/or area of interest of the pupils, so our guide can prepare the visit to suit your needs.
• Maximum 20 persons per group
• Duration: 90 minutes
• Per group of 20 students, 2 supervisors get free admission. For each group of 20 students, at least 1 supervisor must be present.
• Museum admission: free for visitors under 18 years old