Well, guess I have to become a world famous artist now... MuseumModernArt
looks at photography's 180 year history and addresses the difference between seeing and understanding an image.
Whether you want to learn more about contemporary art in general or the specific mediums within it, the courses are sure to provide a new and deeper understanding of art knowledge that you can flex once we are able to enjoy museums again in person. Head over to MoMA'sPhoto via Getty/ Ben Gabbe
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