Michelle Bogre

Photography as Activism (eBook, PDF)

Images for Social Change

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This fully revised and updated second edition of Photography as Activism is both a study of activist photography, and a call to action. It offers students and documentary photographers insights into the theory, history, philosophy and practice of photography as activism.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 280
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. November 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781040050064
• Artikelnr.: 72284338

Autorenporträt

Michelle Bogre is Professor Emerita at Parsons School of Design and The New School, after a 25-year career that included being chair of the Photography Department at Parsons and teaching almost every type of photography class. She also is a documentary photographer, writer, and intellectual property lawyer. She co-founded the CRUX Photography Research Network (at Arts University Bournemouth), an international research network of photographic artists, researchers, educators, and theorists. She has written hundreds of articles and book chapters about photography and law, as well as three books: Photography 4.0: A Teaching Guide for the 21st Century (Routledge 2014), Documentary Photography Reconsidered (2019), and The Routledge Companion to Copyright and Creativity in the 21st Century (2021).

Inhaltsangabe

Table of Contents Introduction Includes Philosophy of Activism Explanation
of book Chapter One: Activism: Practice and Process Philosophy and
Psychology History: Early Activism History: Early Conflict and War
Photography Social Reform and the Progressive Era Farm Security
Administration Chapter Two: Moments in Time Modern History W. Eugene Smith
Mary Ellen Mark Susan Meiselas Donna Ferrato British Activism: Chris Killip
and Paul Graham Stephen Shames Sebastião Salgado Chapter Three:
Constructing a Better World Photographer Profiles Eugene Richards Marcus
Bleasdale Tom Stoddart Jonathan Torgovnik Edward Kashi Brent Stirton
Stephen Dupont Walter Astrada Appendix: Resources Websites, Magazines &
Galleries Festivals & Events Non-Profits & NGOs Miscellaneous Projects
Foundations & Grants Photographers & Artists

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Includes Philosophy of Activism

Explanation of book

Chapter One: Activism: Practice and Process

Philosophy and Psychology

History: Early Activism

History: Early Conflict and War Photography

Social Reform and the Progressive Era

Farm Security Administration

Chapter Two: Moments in Time

Modern History

W. Eugene Smith

Mary Ellen Mark

Susan Meiselas

Donna Ferrato

British Activism: Chris Killip and Paul Graham

Stephen Shames

Sebastião Salgado

Chapter Three: Constructing a Better World

Photographer Profiles

Eugene Richards

Marcus Bleasdale

Tom Stoddart

Jonathan Torgovnik

Edward Kashi

Brent Stirton

Stephen Dupont

Walter Astrada

Appendix: Resources

Websites, Magazines & Galleries

Festivals & Events

Non-Profits & NGOs

Miscellaneous Projects

Foundations & Grants

Photographers & Artists

Rezensionen

"Michelle Bogre's volume on activist photography is a 'just right' introduction to this fascinating subject. The book has a high word-to-picture ratio for a 'photography' book, and is not about the technical side of the subject. . in plain language, Ms. Bogre defines 'activist photography,' a distinct subset of documentary photography in which the photographer often freely admits their work is not simply objective journalism.At just over 160 pages, this is not a thick book, though it covers a lot of ground tracing the history of activist photography from its very beginning to Matthew Brady, Jacob Riis, Lewis Hine, the FSA photographers, W. Eugene Smith, and on to today with a profile of Sabastiao Salgado and interviews with many of the best and brightest in this field."--BetterinBlackandWhite.com

"Bogre's honest, balanced survey is supported by high-quality photographs ranging from sepia-tone to full color. Resources for aspiring activist photographers include websites for galleries, artists, events, nonprofits, and foundations. Summing Up: Highly recommended" -- L. C. Duhon, The University of Toledo, CHOICE