Voices of Photography no.11 - Image Archives

Voices of Photography no.11 - Image ArchivesPhotography is seen as a kind of evidence, which archives our history visually, and which possesses an ability to narrate. We collect pieces of our world and construct them into archival systems, competing for the narrative power and thus over interpret the world. Image archives thus became one of the favourite sources of data for artists, who collect, collate, collage, construct and deconstruct the library of images available to bring in new

Charles-François Mathis discusses the two historical bodies of King Coal—its physical form and symbolic capital

Loek was known for his strict vision in architecture

in relation to gender assumptions

Sipke Visser mailed out 500 of his photography works to random addresses in UK

and a film programme

Many chapters resonate with each other in that they capture the experiences shared by many places in Asia

collected in a 320-page coffee table book

the precursor to Taiwanese landscape painting

Haar fotografie

A generation of Khmer Rouge survivors living with psychological traumas

How are they kept up

we seem to restrict ourselves only to what can be seen by the eye