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Tag: photographic theory

Distribution and dissemination

Throughout my MA I have explored the idea of the ‘process’ of work, creating collages and photographs without identifying much … More

art, book, collage, distribution, garden, garden book club, independent project, mail art, newspaper, pataphysics, photographic theory, photography, self published

Garden Book Club Launch

Go and satisfy your botanical intrigue: http://www.gardenbookclub.co.uk

art, artist, Arts, assemblage, book, collage, colour, contemporary photography, drawing, everyday, Everyday life, exhibition, found imagery, imagery, independent project, independentpublishing, internet, john berger, martin parr, memory, nostalgia, photobook, photographic theory, photography, plants, risograph, screenprinting, self published, selfpublishing, Visual Arts, zine

Third effect: When sense becomes nonsense

Roland Barthes wrote in his seminal book Image Music Text: As for the other meaning, the third, the one ‘too … More

art, artificial world, artist, collage, contemporary photography, everyday, Everyday life, filip hotovy, found imagery, independent project, musings, photographic theory, photography, Roland Barthes, Visual Arts

Studio Crit

I have included some photos of the latest studio critique that took place. I curated my space to display some … More

collage, colour, contemporary photography, exhibition, found imagery, photobook, photographic theory, photography, studio, Visual Arts

Book or Wall? Exhibiting Photography and Collage

Dutch photography critic Ralph Prins (1969) describes the photo book as ‘An autonomous art form, comparable with a piece of … More

art, art history, artist book, collage, colour, contemporary photography, everyday, exhibition, gerry badger, gossage, martin parr, photo books, photobook, photographic history, photographic theory, photography, project, ralph prins, Visual Arts

Ways of Remembering

Berger (1978) begins his essay Ways of Remembering by examining what was before photography. He concludes his examination with the … More

art, artist, Arts, camerawork, collage, contemporary photography, everyday, john berger, observations, photographic theory, photography, Visual Arts

Camera Work

In the introduction to The Camerawork Essays (1997), an article from the magazine written by Susan Sontag (1974) is quoted: … More

art, artist, camerawork, capitalism, collage, contemporary photography, jessica evans, john berger, photographic theory, photography, Susan Sontag, Visual Arts
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