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Sandra Krizic Roban is a senior research adviser in tenure at the Institute of Art History, and assistant professor at the Academy of Fine Arts, both in Zagreb. Ana Sverko is a senior research adviser at the Institute of Art History - Cvito Fiskovic Centre, and assistant professor at the Study of Architecture and Urban Planning, both in Split.
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Acknowledgements Introduction: Watching, Waiting Sandra Krii Roban and Ana verko The Politics of Emptiness Chapter 1. Separation Anxiety: Filming the Nicosia Buffer Zone Stuart Moore and Kayla Parker Chapter 2. The Empty Plinth and the Politics of Emptiness Bec Rengel Chapter 3. Occupying Empty Places : Political Protest and Solidarity Among Strangers in Times of Social Distancing Anna Schober Revisiting Emptiness Chapter 4. Staging Isolation: Images of Seclusion and Separation Catlin Langford Chapter 5. Milovan Gavazzi and Ethnographic Photography : Practices and Policies of Croatian Field Research and Archiving in the First Half of the Twentieth Century Tihana Rubi Chapter 6. Emptiness as a Tool in the Representation of Public Health Monuments in Croatia Stella Fatovi -Feren i and Martin Kuhar Rethinking Emptiness Chapter 7. Silent Ruins: Traditions, Photographs, and the Perception of the Void Elke Katharina Wittich Chapter 8. A Land of Collective Solitude Isabelle Catucci The Performance of Emptiness Chapter 9. The Power of Emptiness : Arne Jacobsen's National Bank, Copenhagen, 1961-1978 Ruth Baumeister Chapter 10. Ornament as a Regulatory System : Photographic Representations of Field Hospitals During the Covid-19 Pandemic Klaudija Sabo Chapter 11. Deconstructing Understandings of Emptiness : An Examination of Representations of Transitory Space and 'Non-place' in Photography Jessie Martin A Visual Essay: Documenting Emptiness Chapter 12. Distance, Proximity Luca Nostri About the Contributors
Acknowledgements Introduction: Watching, Waiting Sandra Krii Roban and Ana verko The Politics of Emptiness Chapter 1. Separation Anxiety: Filming the Nicosia Buffer Zone Stuart Moore and Kayla Parker Chapter 2. The Empty Plinth and the Politics of Emptiness Bec Rengel Chapter 3. Occupying Empty Places : Political Protest and Solidarity Among Strangers in Times of Social Distancing Anna Schober Revisiting Emptiness Chapter 4. Staging Isolation: Images of Seclusion and Separation Catlin Langford Chapter 5. Milovan Gavazzi and Ethnographic Photography : Practices and Policies of Croatian Field Research and Archiving in the First Half of the Twentieth Century Tihana Rubi Chapter 6. Emptiness as a Tool in the Representation of Public Health Monuments in Croatia Stella Fatovi -Feren i and Martin Kuhar Rethinking Emptiness Chapter 7. Silent Ruins: Traditions, Photographs, and the Perception of the Void Elke Katharina Wittich Chapter 8. A Land of Collective Solitude Isabelle Catucci The Performance of Emptiness Chapter 9. The Power of Emptiness : Arne Jacobsen's National Bank, Copenhagen, 1961-1978 Ruth Baumeister Chapter 10. Ornament as a Regulatory System : Photographic Representations of Field Hospitals During the Covid-19 Pandemic Klaudija Sabo Chapter 11. Deconstructing Understandings of Emptiness : An Examination of Representations of Transitory Space and 'Non-place' in Photography Jessie Martin A Visual Essay: Documenting Emptiness Chapter 12. Distance, Proximity Luca Nostri About the Contributors
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