Private Subjects
Autor John Pefferen Limba Engleză Hardback – 10 noi 2026
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781478034056
ISBN-10: 147803405X
Pagini: 258
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.54 kg
Editura: Duke University Press
ISBN-10: 147803405X
Pagini: 258
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.54 kg
Editura: Duke University Press
Notă biografică
John Peffer is Professor of Art History at Ramapo College of New Jersey and author of Art and the End of Apartheid.
Cuprins
Introduction: What photography was for us 1
Part I. Sample Album
1. We need to respect each other’s space 21
2. They were never hung in my house 23
3. I can imagine the ladies 28
4. That picture was always moving 35
5. It’s better when you have a stamp 38
6. Zulu dancers, yes 47
7. It was during the khehla 51
8. Ishayile, when you knock off 55
9. Lazarus 58
10. Sharp Shooter and sunglasses 65
11. Onderdorp 80
12. Ekstra mooi 90
13. She used to take pictures before going to work 101
14. These are all our deities 108
15. Zombietown 113
16. Peach tree 119
17. They took two and made it one 122
18. I had my own personal issues 136
19. If you knew him, you could tell 138
20. Definitely 1975 143
21. Where they are laughing 150
22. That will make a dream 157
Part II. Owners of Their Faces
23. A litany for opacity 169
24. Distributed persons 183
25. Copyright and portrait photography 193
26. Privacy and portrait photography 198
27. I !&#$%&*own Seydou KeÏta 202
28. Best practices 207
Acknowledgments 217
Notes 221
Bibliography 233
Index 237
Part I. Sample Album
1. We need to respect each other’s space 21
2. They were never hung in my house 23
3. I can imagine the ladies 28
4. That picture was always moving 35
5. It’s better when you have a stamp 38
6. Zulu dancers, yes 47
7. It was during the khehla 51
8. Ishayile, when you knock off 55
9. Lazarus 58
10. Sharp Shooter and sunglasses 65
11. Onderdorp 80
12. Ekstra mooi 90
13. She used to take pictures before going to work 101
14. These are all our deities 108
15. Zombietown 113
16. Peach tree 119
17. They took two and made it one 122
18. I had my own personal issues 136
19. If you knew him, you could tell 138
20. Definitely 1975 143
21. Where they are laughing 150
22. That will make a dream 157
Part II. Owners of Their Faces
23. A litany for opacity 169
24. Distributed persons 183
25. Copyright and portrait photography 193
26. Privacy and portrait photography 198
27. I !&#$%&*own Seydou KeÏta 202
28. Best practices 207
Acknowledgments 217
Notes 221
Bibliography 233
Index 237