Name: End of the World as we Know it: F/Stop Festival for Photography Leipzig 2016 [Soft Cover ] (en Inglés)
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Author: Kã¶Nig Anne" "Wenzel Jan" "Azoulay Ariella" "Barakeh Khaled" "Saussier Gilles" "Linz Max"
ISBN: 9783959051194

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End of the World as we Know it: F/Stop Festival for Photography Leipzig 2016 [Soft Cover ] (en Inglés)

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Spector Books,

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Kã¶Nig Anne" "Wenzel Jan" "Azoulay Ariella" "Barakeh Khaled" "Saussier Gilles" "Linz Max"

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Inglés

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Tapa Blanda

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9783959051194

End of the World as we Know it: F/Stop Festival for Photography Leipzig 2016 [Soft Cover ] (en Inglés)

Kã¶Nig Anne" "Wenzel Jan" "Azoulay Ariella" "Barakeh Khaled" "Saussier Gilles" "Linz Max" (Autor) · Spector Books, · Tapa Blanda

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The digital age has changed photography; images circle the globe in seconds and involve us in a conflicted present. Just as in the nineteenth century, when industrialization caused cities to grow in leaps and bounds and reportage emerged as a new form of narrative disseminated by the mass media -- a transmitter of urban experience -- it is imperative today to come to a renewed understanding of what photographic modalities are appropriate for conveying an image of the world. The publication produced in conjunction with the 7th f/stop Festival for Photography in Leipzig is a passionate plea for a photography that chronicles events: artistic photographs appear next to press images, private snapshots next to historical reportage. For this community of images is what constitutes photography: not one single image but all of them. With photographs from Khaled Barakeh, Bertolt Brecht, Robert Capa, Monika Haller, Familie Khalil, Jens Klein, Andreas Langfeld, Gilles Raynaldy, Gerda Taro, Erik van der Weijde, Jonas Zilius.