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Full-Text Articles in Visual Studies
Material Vision : A Portrait Of Change From Victorianism To Modernism In America, Anne Liljedahl Schock
Material Vision : A Portrait Of Change From Victorianism To Modernism In America, Anne Liljedahl Schock
MALS Final Projects, 1995-2019
This study is a portrait of Victorian culture in America as it is represented in the photographic album and an examination of the album as an artifact of material culture. The album is viewed as a material and visual reference and the photograph as an historical document. Parallels are drawn between the album's structure, pictorial content and presentation, and compare similarly to the infra-structure of the society. A series of four photographic collections establish a chronology from the 1860s to the early twentieth century, while each documents the changes in the process and presentation of the photographic medium respectively, the …
Digital Imaging: Creating New Realities, Mark Datodi
Digital Imaging: Creating New Realities, Mark Datodi
Theses: Doctorates and Masters
More and more it is becoming increasingly difficult to discern photo reality from digital reality. Digital imagery is revolutionising photography and challenging preconceived notions of this art form. Over the years, photography has been viewed metaphorically as a window on the world and on the past. No longer however, is the creation of photographic imagery reliant upon its intrinsic relationship with reality. Using computer technology original photographic material can be altered, manipulated and seamlessly combined with other fictional imagery without obvious detection and with relative ease. The proliferation of digital imaging is producing two apparent crises for photography. The first …
Book Review Of Lee, K.H., Euripides' Ion., Katerina Zacharia
Book Review Of Lee, K.H., Euripides' Ion., Katerina Zacharia
Katerina Zacharia
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