Un Nouveau Paysage Humain. Rencontres Internationales de laPhotographie, Arles.
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R005106 Ned. Fotomuseum $FEST ARLES 1998
TitleUn Nouveau Paysage Humain. Rencontres Internationales de laPhotographie, Arles.
Author
Photographer
Place of publicationArles
PublisherActes Sud
Year of publication1998
Pagination341
IllustrationsZwart-Wit en kleur
DimensionsA4
MaterialTentoonstellingscatalogus
Document TypeBook
ISBN2-7427-17803
Bibliographic Notesbiographies, pb;
SubjectFestivals: F (Frankrijk), Geschiedenis van de fotografie: H (Hongarije), Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie, Arles, F
Persons keyword Arles Rencontres Internationales de la Photographie, F
Abstract
Texts:
1. Giovanna Calvenzi: A New Human Landscape: Prologue.
2. G.P. Charmet: Affective and Relational Aspects of the "New Human
Landscape".
3. Frizot: Man's Invention by Photography.
4. Kincses: Photographers - made in Hungary. Those who left, those who
stayed. Parallel careers in the History of Hungarian Photography.
5. Patellani: The New-concept Journalist.
6. J.-C. Ammann: Yellow Reeds on the Banks of the Po.
7. Val Williams: Unintentional Anthropology.
8. Roy Flukinger: "Only A Crazy Man Would Do What I Do": The Panoramic
Photography of E.O. Goldbeck.
9. Trachtenberg: Imagining Heber Springs: a Conversation of Images.
10. Bernard Pelosse: Fragments of the Future (extracts). Man and Work.
11. G. Bauret: Crossovers.
12. G. Calvenzi: Through the Looking-glass.
13. Val Williams: Theatres of the Absurd: British Photography 1992.
14. G. Lipovetski: May 68, or the Rise of Transpolitical Individualism.
15. R. Valtorta: Power and Uncertainty.
16. Jon Bird: Italian Beaches.
17. Caujolle: Mutant Work.
18. Deaglio: 68: No Penitents.
19. Caujolle: May 68 and the Invention of a Photographer.
20. B. Millet: Representation of the Body or Experience of the Self.
21. Le Mounier: Francesca Woodman: Elusive Presence.
1. Giovanna Calvenzi: A New Human Landscape: Prologue.
2. G.P. Charmet: Affective and Relational Aspects of the "New Human
Landscape".
3. Frizot: Man's Invention by Photography.
4. Kincses: Photographers - made in Hungary. Those who left, those who
stayed. Parallel careers in the History of Hungarian Photography.
5. Patellani: The New-concept Journalist.
6. J.-C. Ammann: Yellow Reeds on the Banks of the Po.
7. Val Williams: Unintentional Anthropology.
8. Roy Flukinger: "Only A Crazy Man Would Do What I Do": The Panoramic
Photography of E.O. Goldbeck.
9. Trachtenberg: Imagining Heber Springs: a Conversation of Images.
10. Bernard Pelosse: Fragments of the Future (extracts). Man and Work.
11. G. Bauret: Crossovers.
12. G. Calvenzi: Through the Looking-glass.
13. Val Williams: Theatres of the Absurd: British Photography 1992.
14. G. Lipovetski: May 68, or the Rise of Transpolitical Individualism.
15. R. Valtorta: Power and Uncertainty.
16. Jon Bird: Italian Beaches.
17. Caujolle: Mutant Work.
18. Deaglio: 68: No Penitents.
19. Caujolle: May 68 and the Invention of a Photographer.
20. B. Millet: Representation of the Body or Experience of the Self.
21. Le Mounier: Francesca Woodman: Elusive Presence.
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| Shelf mark | $FEST ARLES 1998 |