Confrontations. Dutch Photographers and their Involvement in (Inter) National Conflicts. (Nederlandse fotografen en hun betrokkenheid by (inter-)nationale conflicten).
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Exemplaarnummer Plaatscode Signatuur R072893 Ned. Fotomuseum Ned. fotomuseum
TitelConfrontations. Dutch Photographers and their Involvement in
(Inter) National Conflicts. (Nederlandse fotografen en hun
betrokkenheid by (inter-)nationale conflicten).
Auteur
Editie[nummer] 38
[tijdschrift; titel] PERSPEKTIEF
[tijdschrift; maand] May
[tijdschrift; pagina] 27-41
Fotograaf
Iconografisch trefwoord
Jaar van uitgave1990
Materiaalartikel
DocumenttypeArtikel
TrefwoordApartheid en fotografie, Arbeiterfotografie, censuur, Geëngageerde fotografie, documentaire fotografie, Geschiedenis van de fotografie: NL (Nederland), Fotojournalistiek, Politiek en fotografie, Oorlogsfotografie, Werkende klasse fotografie, Politiek en fotografie: NL (Nederland)
Samenvatting
Catalogue text to an exhibition, held in the Laurens Church,
Rotterdam, commemorating the bombing of the centre of Rotterdam.
A historical decription of the involvement of Dutch
photographers in several ""conflicts'', starting around 1930:
the depiction of the rise of facism in the Netherlands (1933),
and the Civil War in Spain (1937); pictures taken during the war
of the famine winter (1944-1945), a book on the rise of the
Indonesian Republic (against Dutch colonial oppression, 1947),
the farewel to Dutch soldiers leaving for Indonesia (1949), the
upsurge and following invasion of Hungary (1956), Algerian
Liberation by the FLN (1957), Apartheid in South Africa (1959),
the civil or revolutionary wars in Latin and Southern America
(1965 ongoing), and more recently the dismantling of communist
regimes in Eastern Europe. The author discusses the editorial
policy of mass magazines regarding the publishing of this type
of committed photography - from (governmental) censorship to
selfcensorship.
Citaten:
Bool, F. / Hogenkamp, B.: Arbeidersfotografie (1978)
Hekking, S.: Cas Oorthuys (1987)
Kryn Taconis, Photojournalist (exh.cat. Montreal, 1989)
Rotterdam, commemorating the bombing of the centre of Rotterdam.
A historical decription of the involvement of Dutch
photographers in several ""conflicts'', starting around 1930:
the depiction of the rise of facism in the Netherlands (1933),
and the Civil War in Spain (1937); pictures taken during the war
of the famine winter (1944-1945), a book on the rise of the
Indonesian Republic (against Dutch colonial oppression, 1947),
the farewel to Dutch soldiers leaving for Indonesia (1949), the
upsurge and following invasion of Hungary (1956), Algerian
Liberation by the FLN (1957), Apartheid in South Africa (1959),
the civil or revolutionary wars in Latin and Southern America
(1965 ongoing), and more recently the dismantling of communist
regimes in Eastern Europe. The author discusses the editorial
policy of mass magazines regarding the publishing of this type
of committed photography - from (governmental) censorship to
selfcensorship.
Citaten:
Bool, F. / Hogenkamp, B.: Arbeidersfotografie (1978)
Hekking, S.: Cas Oorthuys (1987)
Kryn Taconis, Photojournalist (exh.cat. Montreal, 1989)
| Exemplaarnummer | R072893 |
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| Signatuur | Ned. fotomuseum |