Lo que el documento esconde. Prácticas conceptuales en la fotografía documental
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Fotocinema.2015.v0i10.5984Abstract
Resumen:Frente a la concepción tradicional del documentalismo, centrada en la mirada del fotógrafo, la transparencia de la imagen y la estructura narrativa, en los últimos años han ido surgiendo alternativas que buscan retomar los planteamientos de algunos de los pioneros del género, como Walker Evans o August Sander, y de la práctica de la fotografía en el ámbito del discurso científico. El llamado documentalismo conceptual combina estas prácticas con las aportaciones del arte conceptual en la década de los sesenta, dando lugar a un nuevo modo de entender la construcción del discurso visual sobre el mundo histórico.
Abstract:
Facing up the conventional idea of documentary, focused on the phtographer’s gaze, image transparency and narrative structure, last years have sought the arousal of new alternatives looking for resuming the principles of some of the photographers who pioneered the genre, like Walker Evans and August Sander, and the practice of photography in scientific discourse. The so called conceptual documentary combines these practices with the contributions of conceptual art in the sixties, resulting in a new way of understanding the construction of a visual discourse on historical world.
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Fotografía; fotografía documental; arte conceptual; Bleda y Rosa; Xavier Ribas
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Photography; Photografía documental; Conceptual Art; Bleda y Rosa; Xavier RibasDownloads
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