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Photographers --- Photographs --- Photography --- Photographers. --- Photographs. --- Photography. --- Photos --- Snapshots --- Pictures --- Artists --- Rubriek serials: fotografie --- Periodicals

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photography [process] --- aerial photographs --- zwart-witfotografie --- Al Ani, Latif --- Iraq

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Photography --- commercial portraiture --- advertising photographs --- glamourfotografie --- fotografie --- Huf, Paul

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De afgelopen jaren heeft Stephan Vanfleteren dagenlang rondgedwaald in le pays noir. De fotograaf heeft een haat-liefdeverhouding met de industriestad aan de Samber, waar de steenkoolmijnen reeds lang gesloten zijn en waar de tanende staalindustrie kraakt onder de globale crisis. Soms is Vanfleteren geschokt door de armoede, de criminaliteit en de verloedering, maar anderzijds wordt hij vaak ontroerd door de solidariteit, openheid en gastvrijheid van de Carolo's. 

Charleroi, Il est clair que le gris est noir is niet alleen een visueel testament van een stad in verval maar ook de persoonlijke neerslag van impressies, mijmeringen en gedachten van een man die kijkt, luistert en schrijft over het zwarte spook van een grijze stad.


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The status of photographs in the history of museum collections is a complex one. From its very beginnings the double capacity of photography - as a tool for making a visual record on the one hand and an aesthetic form in its own right on the other - has created tensions about its place in the hierarchy of museum objects. While major collections of 'art' photography have grown in status and visibility, photographs not designated 'art' are often invisible in museums. Yet almost every museum has photographs as part of its ecosystem, gathered as information, corroboration or documentation, shaping the understanding of other classes of objects, and many of these collections remain uncatalogued and their significance unrecognised. This volume presents a series of case studies on the historical collecting and usage of photographs in museums. Using critically informed empirical investigation, it explores substantive and historiographical questions such as what is the historical patterning in the way photographs have been produced, collected and retained by museums? How do categories of the aesthetic and evidential shape the history of collecting photographs? What has been the work of photographs in museums? What does an understanding of photograph collections add to our understanding of collections history more broadly? What are the methodological demands of research on photograph collections? The case studies cover a wide range of museums and collection types, from art galleries to maritime museums, national collections to local history museums, and international perspectives including Cuba, France, Germany, New Zealand, South Africa and the UK. Together they offer a fascinating insight into both the history of collections and collecting, and into the practices and poetics of archives across a range of disciplines, including the history of science, museum studies, archaeology and anthropology.

archiving --- photographs --- Documentation and information --- Museology --- cataloging --- collecting --- Photograph collections --- Photography museums. --- Photographies --- Photographies.