Imaging Families : Images and Voices.
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R002227 Ned. Fotomuseum USA EXH WASHINGTON 1994
TitleImaging Families : Images and Voices.
Author
Photographer
Iconographic keywords
Place of publicationWashington
Year of publication1994
Pagination72
Illustrationscolour
DimensionsA4oblong
MaterialTentoonstellingscatalogus
Document TypeBook
ISBN1-885892-004
Bibliographic Notesbio-bibliogr., cb;
SubjectAfro-Amerikaanse fotograaf, Kunst met fotografie, Zwarte fotografen, Gezinsfotografie, Beeld en Tekst, Installaties, Representatie en fotografie, Representatie van gekleurde mensen, Geënsceneerde fotografie (genre)
Geographical keywordVerenigde Staten
Persons keyword Washington Smithsonian Institution, USA, Washington D.C. National African American Museum, USA
Abstract
From the intro we cite:
"This book and exhibition allows us to glimpse lifestories. We are invited into the hearts and homes of 15 artists whose photographs demand that we consider familial relationships and the roles that individuals play in communities. This visual testimonial exhibition allows each viewer to step inside a community that may be different, from one's own, and confront a world that can pose the same challenges for each of us.
"Imaging Families" enables us to witness the many different perceptions of family and encourages us to listen to the myriad voices that claim us a kin."
"This book and exhibition allows us to glimpse lifestories. We are invited into the hearts and homes of 15 artists whose photographs demand that we consider familial relationships and the roles that individuals play in communities. This visual testimonial exhibition allows each viewer to step inside a community that may be different, from one's own, and confront a world that can pose the same challenges for each of us.
"Imaging Families" enables us to witness the many different perceptions of family and encourages us to listen to the myriad voices that claim us a kin."
| Copy number | R002227 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | USA EXH WASHINGTON 1994 |