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  Title

  Photography changes everything

  Author

  Heiferman, Marvin.  

  Publisher:

  Aperture ;

  Pub date:

  c2012.

  Pages:

  263 p. :

  ISBN:

  9781597111997

  Item info:

  No copies currently available. Estimated wait undetermined.
  

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  ISBN:

  9781597111997 (pbk. : alk. paper)

  ISBN:

  1597111996 (pbk. : alk. paper)

  029:

  NZ1 14292409

  029:

  AU@ 000048544758

  Title:

  Photography changes everything / edited by Marvin Heiferman ; foreword by Merry Foresta.

  Edition:

  1st ed.

  Publication info:

  New York : Aperture ; Washington, D.C. : Smithsonian Institutiion, c2012.

  Physical description:

  263 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 26 cm.

  General Note:

  Includes bibliographical references and index.

  Contents:

  Foreword / Merry A. Foresta -- Photography changes everything / Marvin Heiferman -- What we want. Photography changes our awareness of beauty and hope / Robert Adams -- Photography changes what and who we desire / Lois W. Banner -- Photography changes the struggle for racial justice / Maurice Berger -- Photography changes what we are willing to believe / Hany Farid -- Photography changes what we long to see / David Haberstich -- Photography changes our desire for celebrity and glamour / Amy Henderson -- Photography changes the face of terrorism / Bruce Hoffman -- Photography changes our relationship to gardens and plants / Irene Jeruss -- Photography changes everyday objects / Daile Kaplan -- Photography changes social and cultural hierarchies / Carol Squiers -- Photography changes what we expect "reality" will look like / Jos Stam -- Photography changes how we shop / Paco Underhill -- Photography changes the ways we interact with and picture each other / Sam Yanes -- What we see. Photography changes our awareness of global issues and responsibilities / Subhankar Banerjee -- Photography changes our relationship to our planet / Stewart Brand -- Photography changes what we know about spiders / Jonathan A. Coddington -- Photography changes what we can see in the universe / Giovanni G. Fazio -- Photography changes who can see images of us / Haidy Geismar -- Photography changes how our fantasies are visualized / Hugh Hefner -- Photography changes the look and content of magazines / Steven Heller -- Photography changes medical diagnosis and treatment / Michael P. Kelly -- Photography changes natural phenomena into iconic images / Kenneth G. Libbrecht -- Photography changes how art history is taught / Dorothy Moss -- Photography changes the course of international events / Sandra S. Phillips -- Photography changes our perception of the paranormal / Linda Purdy -- Photography changes our understanding of light itself / Steve Turner -- Photography changes the practice of forensics / Doug Ubelaker -- Photography changes the criteria for authenticity / Jane Walsh -- Photography changes knowledge of new species / Jeffrey T. Williams -- Photography changes our awareness of poverty / Bonnie Yochelson -- Who we are. Photography changes who we think we might be / Candice Bergen -- Photography changes how intimacy is suggested / Leo Braudy -- Photography changes how cultural history is told / Lonnie Bunch -- Photography changes who we become / Lyric R. Cabral -- Photography changes what we see, depending on who's looking / Elizabeth Edwards -- Photography changes our sense of belonging / Wendy Ewald -- Photography changes our life stories / Marvin Heiferman -- Photography changes our public image / Barbara Buhler Lynes -- Photography changes how we perceive ourselves / Jim Moore -- Photography changes what we're willing to reveal of ourselves / Tien Nguyen -- Photography changes how cultural groups are represented and perceived / Edwin Schupman -- Photography changes how the world sees us / Jacquelyn Serwer -- Photography changes how nationalism is shaped and portrayed / Blake Stimson-- Photography changes our luck in love / Mindy Stricke -- What we do. Photography changes how political messages are packaged / Kiku Adatto -- Photography changes what artists do / John Baldessari -- Photography changes the collection of astronomical data / David H. DeVorkin -- Photography changes how we record and respond to social issues / Frank H. Goodyear, III -- Photography changes how families are formed / Diane Granito -- Photography changes photography / Andy Grundberg -- Photography changes our sense of financial security / Alvin Hall -- Photography changes and democratizes visual expression / Steve Hoffenberg -- Photography changes how we communicate / Philippe Kahn -- Photography changes how news is reported / Fred Ritchin -- Photography changes the nature and spread of news / Luc Sante -- Photography changes the foods we crave / Lauren Shakely -- Photography changes how we read the world / Sharon J. Washington -- Photography changes who and what we can stare at / John Waters -- Where we go. Photography changes what tourists expect to see / Anthony Bannon -- Photography changes how wars are fought / Von Hardesty -- Photography changes the movies we choose to see / Preminda Jacob -- Photography changes how we experience architecture / Phil Patton -- Photography changes land use and planning / John Rutherford -- Photography changes our experience and understanding of cities / Allan Shulman -- Photography changes how and where mushrooms are collected / Nancy Smith Weber -- Photography changes what we travel to see / Lisa Stevens -- What we remember. Photography changes the work curators do / Michelle Anne Delaney -- Photography changes how we experience history / David Friend -- Photography changes our perspectives on past events / Marcel Chotkowski LaFollette -- Photography changes the way we wed / Laurie Lambrecht -- Photography changes how family history is sustained / Cayetana Maristela -- Photography changes what we reflect upon / Shannon Thomas Perich -- Photography changes our experience of loss / Sandy Puc’ -- Photography changes how family history is constructed / Bob Rogers -- Photography changes how memory functions in daily life / Jeff Sandoz -- Photography changes what we'll be remembered for / Jennifer Sharpe -- Photography changes our connection to family history / Maureen Taylor -- Photography changes what and how much we remember / Jeremy Wolfe.

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  Subject term:

  Photography--Social aspects.

  Subject term:

  Photography--Philosophy.

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  Heiferman, Marvin.

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