Thinking through Photographs [electronic resource].

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Thinking through Photographs [electronic resource].

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University at Buffalo Art Galleries 2020

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This binder is organized around eight topics, each offering a constellation of questions as a way to navigate our image-saturated world. The topics build on one another and shape a multidimensional perspective of photographs as objects and images, as agents of history and instigators of contemporary conversations. As imaging technologies evolve, so does our thinking around what we see—everything from a vintage black-and-white print to an image manipulated on a mobile device—and how we see. Hence, we draw on the work of artists, scholars, and teachers who urge us to look in-depth and with care, and offer myriad ways for us to think through photographs.
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Artists' writings
Photographic criticism
Photography, Artistic

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Added entries:

Liz Park
Hope Mora
Chris Lee
Rachel Valinsky
Shannon Ebner
Sara Greenberger Rafferty
Hito Steyerl
Aria Dean
Joanna Zylinska
Andrew Norman Wilson
Tina M. Campt
Allan Sekula
Mark Sealy
Dora Apel
Ariella Aïsha Azoulay
Thomas Keenan
Julie Pochron
Sara VanDerBeek
Josephine Pryde
Anouk Kruithof
Gelare Khoshgozaran
Matt Keegan
Stephanie Syjuco
Fia Backström
Pradeep Dalal
Carmen Winant

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