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Tag Archives: Phenomenology
Horsfield on Art
“Art, whilst it may be many things, may also be this: an accounting to others of the world which we together inhabit, to the end not that we escape history, but that we together may stand face to face with… Continue reading
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Category Art, Photography, Theory, Thought
Tags Craigie Horsfield, John Berger, Ontology, Phenomenology, Photography, Portraiture, Theory, Thought
Bedford and photography criticism
In a perceptive, passionate and illuminating essay on the praxis of photography criticism, Christopher Bedford makes a compelling claim in his conclusion for the need for a criticism more substantially engaged in thinking both pragmatically and conceptually about pictures and… Continue reading
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Category Art, Criticism, Photography, Theory
Tags Art writing, Christopher Bedford, Criticism, LACMA, Phenomenology, Photography, Words Without Pictures