Reset : Futeres Photography 2020
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R025318 Ned. Fotomuseum $T LIAUW.M 2020
TitleReset : Futeres Photography 2020
Author
Photographer
Iconographic keywords
Place of publicationAmsterdam
PublisherVandejong Amsterdam
Year of publication2020
Pagination192
IllustrationsZwart-Wit en kleur
Dimensions27 x 20 cm.
MaterialAnthologie
Document TypeBook
ISBN9789090341101
Bibliographic Noteshc, met bronvermelding
Abstract
Prompted by the sudden junctures the arts and liberal societies found themselves at in 2020, Futures Photography presents RESET: Questioning the Image, the Market and the Role of Representation. Developed with a critical attitude, it necessarily pushes past the dimensions of a yearly round-up or catalogue — to engage in debate on our splintered representations of reality and their revealing architectures of influence.
The exponential rise of non-human photography; our ambivalent — yet subversive — relationship with memes, emojis and digital communication at large; and how the forces of representation continue to shape our racial condition are just some of the topics explored by a host of cross-disciplinary contributors.
The structure of RESET — in a play on the world turned upside-down — is developed in two parts that must be flipped to read. One side takes a step towards analysing how photography plays into our collective situation; housing essays, visual interventions and discussions that took place during Futures Digital Festival 2020. While the reverse proudly features the work of 57 image-based artists and collectives, annually nominated by Futures’ network of institutions across Europe for their exceptional practice and the urgent stories they tell.
Source: https://thelibraryproject.ie
The exponential rise of non-human photography; our ambivalent — yet subversive — relationship with memes, emojis and digital communication at large; and how the forces of representation continue to shape our racial condition are just some of the topics explored by a host of cross-disciplinary contributors.
The structure of RESET — in a play on the world turned upside-down — is developed in two parts that must be flipped to read. One side takes a step towards analysing how photography plays into our collective situation; housing essays, visual interventions and discussions that took place during Futures Digital Festival 2020. While the reverse proudly features the work of 57 image-based artists and collectives, annually nominated by Futures’ network of institutions across Europe for their exceptional practice and the urgent stories they tell.
Source: https://thelibraryproject.ie
| Copy number | R025318 |
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| Shelf mark | $T LIAUW.M 2020 |