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Week 2 - Art and Photography
- 1. Art Still Matters: Art in the Contemporary Australian Context Shepparton Art Museum 2015 LECTURE 2: ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY
- 2. Bill Henson Paris Opera Project, 1990/91 Photography
- 3. The decisive moment Eddie Adams, Nguy n Ng c Loan executing Nguy n Văn Lém on February 1, 1968ễ ọ ễ , 1968 The Punctum Indexicality
- 4. The Index Photography's truth claim Hiroshi Sugimoto, Wild Fennel c.1840-41, 2009
- 5. Julia Margaret Cameron, The Communion, circa. 1870
- 6. Francis Galton, Composite portraits showing "features common among men convicted of crimes of violence,” c1885
- 7. Walker Evans Subway Portraits c1930s
- 8. Walker Evans Subway Passengers, New York 1938
- 9. Manipulated photograph of Hitler with Goebbels removed
- 10. Manipulated photograph of Stalin with a commissar removed
- 11. Geoffrey Ratchen’s “crises of photography” 1. Technological threat of digitisation 1. Theoretical crisis around our understanding of culture and knowledge and ethics
- 12. The death of print imaging • Proliferation of images in contemporary culture • The history of photographic image making to the present day is grounded in the agency of light • Print imaging has no one fixed or linear history • Instead this practice embodies a multiplicity of meanings
- 13. Roland Barthes, Camera Lucida, 1980 “I wanted to explore photography not as a question or a theme, but as a wound.”
- 14. Studium Punctum William Klein, Little Italy, New York, 1954
- 15. “He is dead and he is going to die…” Alexander Gardner, Portrait of Lewis Payne, 1865
- 16. William Yang, About my Mother, No. 25 of 30, 1989
- 17. Woman in a Veil, 5th Avenue, NY, 1968 Diane Arbus
- 18. Child with a toy grenade, Central Park NY, 1962
- 19. Girl with a cigar, Washington Park Square, NY, 1965
- 20. Diane Arbus, Identical Twins, Roselle, New Jersey, 1967
- 21. Anne Ferran, Lost to Worlds, 2008
- 22. Warwick Baker, Images from Balango, 2015
- 23. Nan Goldin, Suzanne in the bed of her parents, Swampscot, MA, 1985 From the series The Ballad of Sexual Dependency
- 24. Nan Goldin, One month after being battered , 1984
- 25. Nan Goldin, Misty and Jimmy Paulette in a Taxi, NYC, 1991
- 26. William Yang Allan from the monologue Sadness 1992
- 27. Patrick Pound, People Who Look Dead But (Probably) Aren’t, 2011-14 (detail)
- 28. Charles Kerry, Various Portraits, c 1880
- 29. Leah King Smith, Patterns of Connection, 1992
- 30. Sanja Pahoki, My Family, one of them is dead, video still, 2009
- 31. Art in the Post Medium Age “…where the boundaries between disciplines is so blurred that the aesthetic qualities of the medium have been annihilated.” -Anne Marsh, “The Digital Menace” Photofile, no. 91, 2010, pp 52-57: 52
- 32. Types of Images • Analogue: an image that is exposed on light sensitive material and developed in chemically emulsive form which shows the physical forms (traces) of its making • Digital: an image that is produced through the electronic recording of light that is calculated as bits of ones and zeros
- 33. Hiroko Ocado, Future Plan #2, 2003
- 34. Gabriel Orozco, Breath on piano, 1993
- 35. Gabriel Orozco, Waiting Chairs, 1998
- 36. Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Untitled, 1991
Editor's Notes
- #2: Luigi Russolo Russolo and Piatti with noise instruments 1913ARTstor CollectionARTstor Slide GallerySourceData from: University of California, San Diego