PhotoLit - data bank on photographic literature

Sozialdokumentarische Photographie, social documentary photography

Page 1 of 1, showing 2 record(s) out of 2 total
Milton Rogovin. The making of a social documentary photographer. Foreword by Douglas R. Nickel. Afterword by Catherine Linder Spencer.
Ausstellungskatalog, Tuscon, AZ, Center for Creative Photography, The University of Arizona, 18.08.-01.10.2006.
Tuscon, AZ/ Seattle, WA
Center for Creative Photography, The University of Arizona, in association with University of Washington Press
2006
176 p.
sc.
b&w photographs
Buch, Katalog
0-295-98634-4
@Amazon
Text engl. - Incl. bibliography. - Though dominantly with an US background this work includes many strong portraits of workers, e.g.miners, from around the world (Chile, Mexico, Cuba, Scotland, China etc.).
Thy Brothers’ Keeper. April 22nd - July 30th, 2006. [Foreword: John B. Henry III. United National Declaration of Human Rights Introduction: Geno Rodriguez, Director. Text Colin Bossen & Howard Bosen, William Bowles, Richard Gott, Jay Murphy, Vered Seidmann & Charles T. Salmon, Niyate Shinde. Curator statements Diana Edkins, Kathy Grundlingh, Wu Jiabao, Nissan N. Perez, Geno Rodriguez, Katherine Slusher. Artist statements: Nina Berman, David Binder, Alexandra Boulat, Heidi Bradner, Andres Carrasco].
Ausstellungskatalog, Flint, MI, Flint Institute of Arts, 22.04.-30.06.2006.
Flint, MI
Flint Institute of Arts
2006
159 p.
pb.
83 color, 56 bw ill.
Katalog
0939896265; 978-0939896264
Text engl. Includes essays: Colin Bossen & Howard Bossen: Witness and Memory; William Bowles: Listen to Your Ancestors; Richard Gott: Latin America at the dawn of the 21st century; Jay Murphy: Visited Last Sunday. It was the Heart of Darkness; Vered Seidmann & Charles T. Salmon: Shooting War: Reality, Representation and Responsibility; Niyate Shinde: Can Contradictions within be skirted? Philip Jones Griffiths: Vietnam today. [Et al.].
Page 1 of 1, showing 2 record(s) out of 2 total