The Focal Press Companion to the Constructed Image in Contemporary Photography

ISBN-13: 9780367580537 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 318 str.

Marni Shindelman; Anne Massoni

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This compendium examines the choices, construction, inclusions and exemptions, and expanded practices involved in the process of creating a photograph.

Spis treści

Foreword

Introduction: The State of Photography, The Status

of Photographs

1. Building Images, Building Spaces







Madeline Yale Preston





Single Artist Spotlights





Jason DeMarte





Letha Wilson





Mark Dorf





Eva Stenram





Anthony Goicolea





Interviews





Adam Magyar





Darren Harvey-Regan





Hank Willis Thomas





Ruth Van Beek









2. Constructing Places







Stacy J. Platt





Single Artist Spotlights





Shirana Shahbazi








Susana Reisman





Liliana Porter





Interviews





Wang Ningde





Susan kae Grant









3. Sensations of Place: Artist Altered Environments







Liz Wells





Single Artist Spotlights





Adam Ekberg





Noémie Goudal





Matt Siber





Interviews





Laurent Millet





Thomas Jackson









4. Schematic Traces: Systems of Making







Kate Palmer Albers





Single Artist Spotlights





Natalie Czech





Shizuka Yokomizo





Pato Hebert





Interviews





Penelope Umbrico





Mishka Henner









5. Camera-Less: Photographic Fidelity (and Infidelity)







Katherine Ware





Single Artist Spotlights





Farrah Karapetian





Shimpei Takeda





Brittany Nelson





Interviews





Aspen Mays





Liz Deschenes












6. Performing for the Camera: Postmodernism,

         Antimodernism, and the Performative Photograph

        William J. Simmons

        Single Artist Spotlights

        Renée Cox

       Ou Zhihang

       Stacey Tyrell

       Interviews

       Lily McElroy

      Hillerbrand+Magsamen

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Marni Shindelman’s work investigates proximity and touch in digital culture. She is half the collaborative team of Larson & Shindelman. Their ongoing project, Geolocation, uses publicly available embedded GPS information in Twitter updates to track the locations of user posts and make photographs to mark the location in the real world. She is an assistant professor at the University of Georgia, Lamar Dodd School of Art. Prior to that she taught for ten years at the University of Rochester. Her work has been in exhibitions at Crystal Bridges Museum, solo exhibitions Blue Sky in Portland, United Photo Industries in Brooklyn, the Contemporary Arts Center Las Vegas. Selections have been shown in group shows at the Light Factory in Charlotte, the FotoFestiwal in Poland, the Houston Center for Photography, Baltimore Museum of Art, the Moscow International Biennale in Russia, and Conflux Festival in NYC. Shindelman’s projects have been featured in Wired Magazine, GUP Magazine, The Picture Show from NPR, The Dish, PetaPixel, Fast Company, Gizmodo, Hyperallergic, the New York Times, Hostshoe Magazine, the Washington Post, Utne Reader, Flavorwire, Frieze Magazine, the British Journal of Photography, the BBC News Viewfinder, and on the radio program Marketplace Tech Report.

Anne Leighton Massoni is the Program Director of Photography at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Prior to teaching at UArts she held positions at Marshall University, Cornell University, Tyler School of Art, Washington College, Memphis College of Art, and Monmouth University. She has exhibited nationally and internationally including the H. F. Johnson Museum in New York, The Print Center in Philadelphia, The Sol Mednick Gallery in Philadelphia, NIH in Washington, DC, the Allen Sheppard Gallery in New York City, Newspace Gallery in Portland, Rayko in San Francisco, the East End Film Festival in London, England, the 2013 International Mobile Innovation Screening in New Zealand and Australia, and IlCantinonearte Teatri e Galleria del Grifo in Montepulciano, Italy. Recent publications of her work include ASPECT: The Chronicle of New Media Art and SpostaMenti, published by MuseumsEtc in England. She serves as the Vice Chair of the National Board of the Society for Photographic Education.