After Wednesday's tickets sell out online, there will not be any other tickets available until Thursday, February 2nd's batch opens online at 9:30am PT.

Jodi Cobb has spent three decades as a staff photographer with National Geographic magazine and has worked in more than 60 countries. She was the first photographer to document the hidden lives of the women of Saudi Arabia but she is perhaps best known for her book Geisha: The Life, The Voices, the Art which was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize and won the American Society of Media Photographers Outstanding Achievement Award.

She has been honored by the National Press Photographers Association's Pictures of the Year International competition and the World Press Photo award. Cobb was the first woman to be named the White House News Photographer's Association "Photographer of the Year."

In this presentation, Cobb retraces her groundbreaking career, including the project “The Enigma of Beauty,” an exploration through 10 countries on six continents to investigate cultural notions of beauty and the science behind sexual attraction.

Note that this lecture was originally scheduled to run during BEAUTY CULTURE but was rescheduled due to technical difficulties.