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Tag Archives: Urbanisation
Berger on The Suit and the Photograph
“The suit, as we know it today, developed in Europe as a professional ruling-class costume in the last third of the 19th century. Almost anonymous as a uniform, it was the first ruling-class costume to idealise purely sedentary power. The… Continue reading
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Category Art, Criticism, Photography, Politics, Thought
Tags Agricultural labour, August Sander, John Berger, Photography, Political economy, The Suit, Urbanisation
One off: August Sander.
Photograph: August Sander, Young Farm Girl, 1930/1 in August Sander: Citizens of the Twentieth Century.
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Category Art, Photography
Tags Art, August Sander, Documentary photography, History, Neoliberalism, Photography, Portraiture, Suburbanisation, The Document, Urbanisation
Harvey on commodification
“Quality of urban life has become a commodity, as has the city itself, in a world where consumerism, tourism, cultural and knowledge-based industries have become major aspects of the urban political economy. The postmodernist penchant for encouraging the formation of… Continue reading
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Category Photography, Politics, Theory
Tags Consumerism, David Harvey, Globalisation, Neoliberalism, Paul Graham, Retail, Television, Urbanisation