England Photography Tour
This proven STLCC study abroad program will engage students in the study of the history of the photographic medium by providing first-hand exposure to original material in museums, libraries, and by visiting important locations associated with the development of the field. Much of this material is not accessible elsewhere in its original formats. A greater knowledge and understanding of photographic history - based on direct engagement with historical material - is the primary objective of the course.
Who Should Apply?
- STLCC students, faculty, staff, and community members interested in history of photography.
- All students from Missouri community colleges and universities as well as independent travelers with an interest in educational travel and international studies.
- All students interested in history and cultural studies.
- The program requires the ability to walk long distances both on uneven pavement and gravel paths.
- All students must be 18+ years of age to participate.
Application
To sign up for the program complete the STLCC study abroad online application, Or contact Chris Sulincevski at 314-644-9671 / csulincevski@stlcc.edu.
Space is limited to 20 participants. Apply today!
Academics
- Required: ART:168 History of Photography (3 credit hours).
- Course may be audited.
- Two mandatory pre-departure orientation meetings at St. Louis Community College will be scheduled.
Program Requirements
- Must be at least 18 years of age.
- Must have a passport at least 60 from the return date from the trip.
- Must sign up for a designated STLCC course.
- The program requires the ability to walk long distances both on uneven pavement and gravel paths.
Expenses
The estimated program fee is $3900* per person based on double occupancy with a minimum of 12 participants.
The program cost includes:
- Airfare from St. Louis to London.
- Airport transfers in private coach.
- Lodging in 3-star hotels.
- Daily breakfast, one lunch and one dinner
- Public transportation – London Oyster Card
- Private coach and guided day trip to Lacock Abbey (Wiltshire) and Avebury.
- Entrance fees to included attractions.
- Gratuities for tour guides and included meals.
- Limited emergency health and travel insurance.
The program does NOT include:
- STLCC tuition (3 credit hours)
- Passport
- Gratuities other than specified above
- Lunches, dinners (unless specified on itinerary) and snacks.
- Independent touring
- Optional health and travel cancellation protection insurance (strongly recommended)
- Miscellaneous expenses
* This final price may vary due to number of participants, taxes, fees and exchange rate imposed by outside vendors.
Payment Schedule
You can follow this payment schedule or pay quicker with larger payments.
- Immediate deposit to secure your spot ……$200
- By Nov 22, 2019 ……………$1100
- By Dec 20, 2019 ……………$600
- By Jan 24, 2020 ……………$600
- By Feb 21, 2020 ……………$700
- By Mar 18, 2020 ……………$700
Cancellation Policy
Full refund: Cancel before October 19, 2019.
Penalties and fees will apply for cancelling after February 20, 2020.
No refunds for cancellation on or after March 18, 2020.
STLCC strongly recommends that in addition to the included program insurance you consider purchasing additional health and travel insurance to cover trip interruption.
Itinerary
May 18 (Monday): Travel from St. Louis to London |
May 19 (Tuesday): Transportation from airport to hotel Check in to hotel |
May 20 (Wednesday): Breakfast at hotel Group intro and discussion Exchange money Visit National Gallery (DaVinci, Titian, Constable) Lunch & dinner on own |
May 21 (Thursday): Breakfast at hotel Lecture 1: Origins of photography Victoria & Albert Museum print room + exhibition “Collecting Photography: From Daguerreotype to Digital” Lunch & dinner on own |
May 22 (Friday): Breakfast at hotel Lecture 2: Talbot & paper photography Trip in a private coach from London to Lacock Abbey (Wiltshire) Lunch in Lacock Stop at Avebury monument on return Dinner on own |
May 23 (Saturday): Breakfast at hotel Portobello Road Market Open day to see London Lunch & dinner on own |
May 24 (Sunday): Breakfast at hotel Lecture 3: Early portraits & travel Visit to Tate Museum Westminster Abbey Lunch & dinner on own |
May 25 (Monday): Breakfast at hotel Lecture 4: Creative 1850-1870s photography Visit to British Library Kew Gardens in the afternoon Lunch & dinner on own |
May 26 (Tuesday): Breakfast at hotel Lecture 5: Dry plate & print formats Visit of the National Portrait gallery Print study room in the morning Cecil Beaton exhibition in the afternoon Lunch & dinner on own |
May 27 (Wednesday): Breakfast at hotel Lecture 6: Photography societies & color Victoria & Albert Museum print room (10am – noon) Rest of day open day for research Lunch & dinner on own |
May 28 (Thursday): Breakfast at hotel Lecture 7: Modernism & Avante Garde Victoria & Albert Museum print room (1 – 4 pm) Lunch & dinner on own |
May 29 (Friday): Breakfast at hotel Lecture 8: Photojournalism & trends in 1950s -1960s Tate Modern museum (Andy Warhol exhibit, private galleries) Lunch & dinner on own |
May 30 (Saturday): Breakfast at hotel Lecture 9: Contemporary trends The Photographers Gallery Open day for research; markets & galleries Lunch & dinner on own |
May 31 (Sunday): Breakfast at hotel Open day to complete research Farewell dinner in London |
June 1 (Monday): Early breakfast at hotel Transportation from hotel to airport Flight from London to US |
Faculty Leader
David Hanlon, Professor of Art, has been teaching at STLCC since 1990. He has organized and curated numerous displays of historic photographs, written books and essays for professional journals and has many years of experience in study abroad programs in Macedonia and Syria.
During this time he has also regularly undertaken research in English museums, libraries and private collections. David has led this STLCC study abroad program in England on several occasions and is pleased to be able to make it available again.
Disclaimer
St. Louis Community College has made every reasonable effort to determine that the information stated in this brochure is accurate. Courses offered and other matters contained herein are subject to change without notice by the Administration and/or Board of Trustees of the college for reasons related to enrollment, finances, scheduling, costs, or for any other reason. The college further reserves the right to add, amend or repeal any of the rules, regulations, policies, or procedures applicable to the program offered herein. Travel, housing, meals, and other logistical arrangements are provided by an independent contractor not affiliated with the college and the college assumes no responsibility therefore. Participants will be required to sign a statement releasing the college from any liability in connection with the program offered herein or the services provided by the independent contractor. Insurance coverage is recommended. The college is not responsible for losses resulting from lack of any insurance coverage.
Non-Discrimination Statement
St. Louis Community College is committed to nondiscrimination and equal opportunities in its admissions, educational programs, activities and employment regardless of race, color, creed, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, age, disability, genetic information or status as a disabled or Vietnam-era veteran and shall take action necessary to ensure nondiscrimination.
For information or concerns relating to discrimination matters, contact the Director for Community Standards/Title IX Coordinator, Shannon Nicholson, at 314-539-5345.
Contact Information
David Hanlon Professor, Art 314-984-7331 |
Chris Sulincevski International Programs Coordinator 314-644-9671 |