Pioneer of colour photography, William Eggleston (b.1939, Memphis, USA) is renowned for combining everyday observation with an intuitive sense of colour and composition. William Eggleston: All That Goes Unnoticed brings together many of his iconic works, alongside lesser-known images. Declaring himself as ‘at war with the obvious’, Eggleston’s democratic way of seeing redefined colour photography and transformed how the ordinary could be represented.   

José Neves, who worked on the curation of the exhibition, leads a tour. Participants will hear more about Eggleston and his work, and have an opportunity to ask questions.