Shifts - Archives in dialogue and new identities in documentarism
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R023246 Ned. Fotomuseum $T IPRN 2006 N000793 Noorderlicht $TH LEHTONEN.K 2006 N000870 Noorderlicht $TH LEHTONEN.K 2006
TitleShifts - Archives in dialogue and new identities in documentarism
Author
Place of publicationSunderland, Jyvaskyla
Year of publication2006
Pagination165
IllustrationsZwart-Wit en kleur
MaterialTekstboek
Document TypeBook
Series title2nd Changing Faces Conferences
ISBN1-873757-166951-97304-51
External document
Bibliographic Notespb
SubjectFotografieopdrachten, Theorie van de fotografie, Documentaire fotografie (teksten over), digitaal beschikbaar
Abstract
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"ARCHIVES IN DIALOGUE AND NEW IDENTITIES IN DOCUMENTARISM
Contrasting interpretation practices among academics and artists are finally moving closer to each other. In SHIFTS, new readings will be introduced to bring these approaches into a dialogue; to have photographic art and academic practices together to share ideas and renderings. Emphasis is given to the changes in documentarism, especially interpretations of work as identity and to the new divisions of the visual in digital culture, secondly to dialogical aesthetics stimulating media presentations. Contemporary photographic art has developed. The third emphasis concentrates on the concept of conserving history and its materials and how this is changing to digital and to memory organizations as living archives. Some of the art works completed in the 2005/6 Culture 2000 project 'Changing Faces' commissions are introduced in the book by the artists. The purpose of these practice-based projects is to study, interpret and comment on the opened topics of identity and work in dialogue with research."
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"ARCHIVES IN DIALOGUE AND NEW IDENTITIES IN DOCUMENTARISM
Contrasting interpretation practices among academics and artists are finally moving closer to each other. In SHIFTS, new readings will be introduced to bring these approaches into a dialogue; to have photographic art and academic practices together to share ideas and renderings. Emphasis is given to the changes in documentarism, especially interpretations of work as identity and to the new divisions of the visual in digital culture, secondly to dialogical aesthetics stimulating media presentations. Contemporary photographic art has developed. The third emphasis concentrates on the concept of conserving history and its materials and how this is changing to digital and to memory organizations as living archives. Some of the art works completed in the 2005/6 Culture 2000 project 'Changing Faces' commissions are introduced in the book by the artists. The purpose of these practice-based projects is to study, interpret and comment on the opened topics of identity and work in dialogue with research."
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| Copy number | R023246 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | $T IPRN 2006 |
| Copy number | N000793 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | $TH LEHTONEN.K 2006 |
| Copy number | N000870 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | $TH LEHTONEN.K 2006 |