Documentary photographer Chris Chapman moved to Dartmoor in 1975, since then he has documented aspects of Dartmoor life. His photographs reflect traditional skills inherent in the indigenous population and emphasise the accumulation of knowledge associated with age and customs. He has a large archive depicting the culture and character of the region.
In this intimate illustrated talk Chris reflects on a lifetime of documenting rural life in Devon, including tales of his friendship with the late James Ravilious.
Thursday 9th November 7.30pm (doors 7pm)
The Pavilion, Atherington EX37 9HY Tickets £5
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