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Activities | The Photographic Situation
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Investigating the work of photographs in the public sphere. January 9-11, 2013. Durham University, UK). A two-day workshop hosted by Durham Centre for Advanced Photography Studies. In association with the Toronto Photography Seminar. The aim of the ‘Doing Photography’ workshop is to bring together a range of participants from different backgrounds photographers, archivists, picture editors, NGO activists, academics, etc. who are committed to exploring questions not so much of. Photographs work, rather of.
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Matt Mead | The Photographic Situation
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Investigating the work of photographs in the public sphere. Archive by Author Matt Mead. March 27, 2013. News for colleagues in the Netherlands and Belgium…. The Dutch Photography Working Group. The group is a part of the ‘Scherptediepte’ (‘depth of field’) network of Dutch and Belgian photography scholars. January 31, 2013. F Holland Day, Imperial Masculinity, and the Intimacy of Photography. Reflects on F. Holland Day’s exotic look and intimate looking. In the spring of 1901, F. Holland Day. In Frederi...
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Investigating the work of photographs in the public sphere. October 5, 2012. Thy Phu and Sarah Parsons discuss the visual and political economies exposed by recent photographs of Kate Middleton and Prince Harry. Buckingham Palace sent their lawyers after. In your research, Sarah, you point out that the camera has a surprising relationship to the concept of privacy. You note that a landmark article by Samuel Warren and Louis Brandeis, titled The Right to Privacy. There are interesting parallels between th...
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Investigating the work of photographs in the public sphere. Archive by Author Gabby Moser. October 23, 2012. Report from the Clark Symposium: Photography as Model? Last week, the Clark Center. Hosted a one-day symposium at the Arts Club of Chicago. That aimed to “reflect on the models we currently have for discussing photographs as art.” Organized by Matt Witkovksy, the curator of photography at the Art Institute of Chicago, “Photography as Model? On just this problem over at his blog). September 18, 2012.
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Investigating the work of photographs in the public sphere. March 27, 2013. News for colleagues in the Netherlands and Belgium…. The Dutch Photography Working Group. The group is a part of the ‘Scherptediepte’ (‘depth of field’) network of Dutch and Belgian photography scholars. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 117 other followers. Durham Centre for Advanced Photography Studies. Blog at WordPress.com.
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Investigating the work of photographs in the public sphere. Prof of Latin American Studies, School of Modern Languages and Cultures, Academic member of the Durham Centre for Advanced Photography Studies (DCAPS). Dr. Noble is a specialist in Latin American, especially Mexican, photography and cinema. She will take the lead on organizing the Durham 2012 workshop. Senior Lecturer in French, School of Modern Languages and Cultures, co-director of the Durham Centre for Advanced Photography Studies (DCAPS)....
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Report from the Clark Symposium: Photography as Model? | The Photographic Situation
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Investigating the work of photographs in the public sphere. October 23, 2012. Report from the Clark Symposium: Photography as Model? Last week, the Clark Center. Hosted a one-day symposium at the Arts Club of Chicago. That aimed to “reflect on the models we currently have for discussing photographs as art.” Organized by Matt Witkovksy, the curator of photography at the Art Institute of Chicago, “Photography as Model? 8221; drew its inspiration from art critic Yves-Alain Bois’s 1990 book. During a trip to...
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Stephen Mayes on the unfixing of Smartphone photography | The Photographic Situation
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Investigating the work of photographs in the public sphere. November 20, 2012. Stephen Mayes on the unfixing of Smartphone photography. In September, Stephen Mayes, director of VII Photo Agency, spoke at our Photographic Situation workshop in Toronto on the unfixing of photography in the age of the Smartphone. Stephen elaborates on the experiential quality of the new fluid image here. In an interview with Wired magazine’s Pete Brook. Laquo; Previous post. Next post ». Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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F. Holland Day, Imperial Masculinity, and the Intimacy of Photography | The Photographic Situation
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Investigating the work of photographs in the public sphere. January 31, 2013. F Holland Day, Imperial Masculinity, and the Intimacy of Photography. Reflects on F. Holland Day’s exotic look and intimate looking. In the spring of 1901, F. Holland Day. 1899, is clearly visible propped at the edge of the desk.). Coburn’s portrait of Day. I] Patricia J. Fanning, Through an Uncommon Lens: The Life and Photography of F. Holland Day. Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press, 2008) 110. University of North Caro...