The camerawork essays : context and meaning in photography / edited by Jessica Evans ; picture research by Sandy Weiland ; preface by Barbara Hunt.
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- 1854890816 (pbk)
- 9781854890818 (pbk)
- 770.1 EVA
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
An anthology of 15 essays first published in Camerawork Magazine, a UK magazine devoted to a critical and contextual study of photography. It established itself as a source for challenging hallowed ideas about photography and photography education, and many of its contributors and editors are now regarded as pioneering photography practitioners, artists, theorists and teachers. Introductions place the pieces in historical context.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Ways of remembering / John Berger -- Context as a determinant of photographic meaning / John A. Walker -- The world of photography or photography of the world? / John Tagg -- Art, common sense and photography / Victor Burgin -- The object of photography / Don Slater -- On Foucault: disciplinary power and photography / David Green -- Mass observation: the intellectual climate / David Alan Mellor -- Nation, mandate, memory / Don Macpherson -- Pictured history: the matchgirls\' strike 1888 / Terry Smith -- Marketing the medium: an anti-marketing report / Don Slater -- Towards a feminist erotica / Kathy Myers -- Fashion: double-page spread / Rosetta Brooks -- Left in sight: an interview with Stuart Hall -- Loves labour lost / Kathy Myers -- An affront to taste? The disturbances of Jo Spence / Jessica Evans.