Witness in our Time. Working Lives of Documentary Photographers.
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R007352 Ned. Fotomuseum $T LIGHT.K 2000 N000648 Noorderlicht $TH USA LIGHT.K 2000
TitleWitness in our Time. Working Lives of Documentary
Photographers.
Author
Photographer
Place of publicationLondon, Washington
PublisherSmithsonian Institution Press
Year of publication2000
Pagination212
Illustrationsb&w
DimensionsA4
MaterialTekstboek
Document TypeBook
ISBN1-56098-9238
Bibliographic Notespb; bibliography, reading list, index;
Subjectdocumentaire fotografie, Life, tijdschrift, USA, Fotojournalistiek, Publicatievormen van fotografie, Kunstenaars uitspraken, Theorie van de fotojournalistiek, Geschiedenis van de fotojournalistiek: USA
Abstract
Chapters:
Kerry Tremain: Intro - Seeing and Believing.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
1. Hansel Mieth: The Depression and the Early Days of "Life".
2. Walter Rosenblum: Lewis Hine, Paul Strand, and the Photo League.
3. Michelle Vignes: Magnum Photo Agency: The Early Years.
4. Wayne Miller: World War II and The Family of Man.
5. Pere Magubane: A Black Photographer in Apartheid South Africa.
6. Matt Herron: The Civil Rights Movement and the Southern Documentary
Project.
7. Jill Freedman: Resurrection City.
8. Mary Ellen Mark: Streetwise Photographer.
9. Earl Dotter: The United Mine Workers.
10. Eugene Richards: Americans We.
11. Susan Meiselas: Central America and Human Rights.
12. Sebastia Salgado: Workers.
13. Graciela Iturbide: The Indigenous of Mexico.
14. Antonin Kratochvil: The Fall of the Iron Curtain.
15. Donna ferratot: Living with the Enemy.
16. Joseph Rodriguez: In the Barrio.
17. Dayanita Singh: A Truer India.
18. Fazal Sheikh: Portrait of a Refugee.
EDITORS and CURATORS
19. Gifford Hampshire: The Environmental Protection Agency's Project
DOCUMERCIA.
20. Peter Howe: "Life" Magazine and "Outtakes".
21. Colin Jacobson: "Independent Magazine" and "Reprtage".
22. Ann Wilkes Tucker: The Museum Context.
23. Afterword: Witness in Our Time. Ken Light.
Bibliography
Important Readings
Index
Kerry Tremain: Intro - Seeing and Believing.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
1. Hansel Mieth: The Depression and the Early Days of "Life".
2. Walter Rosenblum: Lewis Hine, Paul Strand, and the Photo League.
3. Michelle Vignes: Magnum Photo Agency: The Early Years.
4. Wayne Miller: World War II and The Family of Man.
5. Pere Magubane: A Black Photographer in Apartheid South Africa.
6. Matt Herron: The Civil Rights Movement and the Southern Documentary
Project.
7. Jill Freedman: Resurrection City.
8. Mary Ellen Mark: Streetwise Photographer.
9. Earl Dotter: The United Mine Workers.
10. Eugene Richards: Americans We.
11. Susan Meiselas: Central America and Human Rights.
12. Sebastia Salgado: Workers.
13. Graciela Iturbide: The Indigenous of Mexico.
14. Antonin Kratochvil: The Fall of the Iron Curtain.
15. Donna ferratot: Living with the Enemy.
16. Joseph Rodriguez: In the Barrio.
17. Dayanita Singh: A Truer India.
18. Fazal Sheikh: Portrait of a Refugee.
EDITORS and CURATORS
19. Gifford Hampshire: The Environmental Protection Agency's Project
DOCUMERCIA.
20. Peter Howe: "Life" Magazine and "Outtakes".
21. Colin Jacobson: "Independent Magazine" and "Reprtage".
22. Ann Wilkes Tucker: The Museum Context.
23. Afterword: Witness in Our Time. Ken Light.
Bibliography
Important Readings
Index
| Copy number | R007352 |
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| Shelf mark | $T LIGHT.K 2000 |
| Copy number | N000648 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | $TH USA LIGHT.K 2000 |