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'''Annotated bibliography with 5 key texts (synopsis)'''<br /> | '''Annotated bibliography with 5 key texts (synopsis)'''<br /> | ||
*Zylinska, J., 2017. ''Nonhuman Photography''. The MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts London, England.<br /> | *'''Zylinska, J., 2017. ''Nonhuman Photography''. The MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts London, England.'''<br /> | ||
Nonhuman Photography is a theoretical text which looks at three types of "nonhuman" photography | Nonhuman Photography is a theoretical text which looks at three types of "nonhuman" photography | ||
*Cotton, C., 2007. ''The Photograph as Contemporary Art'', Reprinted. ed, Thames & Hudson world of art. Thames & Hudson, London.<br /> | *'''Cotton, C., 2007. ''The Photograph as Contemporary Art'', Reprinted. ed, Thames & Hudson world of art. Thames & Hudson, London'''.<br /> | ||
The Photograph as Contemporary Art features reproductions of works by contemporary photographic artists separated into a number of (non-conventional) categories. Each image is accompanied by a description and critical analysis of the artist and/or their featured work. As a whole the publication serves as a document which gives a good overview of contemporary photographic practices. | The Photograph as Contemporary Art features reproductions of works by contemporary photographic artists separated into a number of (non-conventional) categories. Each image is accompanied by a description and critical analysis of the artist and/or their featured work. As a whole the publication serves as a document which gives a good overview of contemporary photographic practices. | ||
*McKenzie, J., 2014. ''Light + Photomedia: A New History and Future of the Photographic Image'', The international library of visual culture. Tauris, London.<br /> | *'''McKenzie, J., 2014. ''Light + Photomedia: A New History and Future of the Photographic Image'', The international library of visual culture. Tauris, London'''.<br /> | ||
Light + Photomedia proposes an alternative to the term photography and instead defines all media that incorporate light in some way as light-space-time structures and more broadly as photomedia. <br /> | Light + Photomedia proposes an alternative to the term photography and instead defines all media that incorporate light in some way as light-space-time structures and more broadly as photomedia. <br /> | ||
*Campany, D. (Ed.), 2007. ''The Cinematic, Documents of Contemporary Art''. Whitechapel [u.a.], London. | *'''Campany, D. (Ed.), 2007. ''The Cinematic, Documents of Contemporary Art''. Whitechapel [u.a.], London'''. | ||
*Solnit, R. 2005. A Field Guide to Getting Lost. Canongate Books Ltd, 2005.<br /> | *'''Solnit, R. 2005. A Field Guide to Getting Lost. Canongate Books Ltd, 2005.'''<br /> | ||
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'''Other possible texts (yet to read):—'''<br /> | '''Other possible texts (yet to read):—'''<br /> | ||
*Photography is Magic - Charlotte Cotton | *Photography is Magic - Charlotte Cotton | ||
*Wanderlust - Rebecca Solnit | |||
*Take Place: Photography and Place from Multiple Perspectives - Helen Westgeest (ed.) | |||
Revision as of 15:50, 28 September 2019
Annotated bibliography with 5 key texts (synopsis)
- Zylinska, J., 2017. Nonhuman Photography. The MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts London, England.
Nonhuman Photography is a theoretical text which looks at three types of "nonhuman" photography
- Cotton, C., 2007. The Photograph as Contemporary Art, Reprinted. ed, Thames & Hudson world of art. Thames & Hudson, London.
The Photograph as Contemporary Art features reproductions of works by contemporary photographic artists separated into a number of (non-conventional) categories. Each image is accompanied by a description and critical analysis of the artist and/or their featured work. As a whole the publication serves as a document which gives a good overview of contemporary photographic practices.
- McKenzie, J., 2014. Light + Photomedia: A New History and Future of the Photographic Image, The international library of visual culture. Tauris, London.
Light + Photomedia proposes an alternative to the term photography and instead defines all media that incorporate light in some way as light-space-time structures and more broadly as photomedia.
- Campany, D. (Ed.), 2007. The Cinematic, Documents of Contemporary Art. Whitechapel [u.a.], London.
- Solnit, R. 2005. A Field Guide to Getting Lost. Canongate Books Ltd, 2005.
Other possible texts (yet to read):—
- Photography is Magic - Charlotte Cotton
- Wanderlust - Rebecca Solnit
- Take Place: Photography and Place from Multiple Perspectives - Helen Westgeest (ed.)