About “The "public" Life of Photographs”
The "Public" Life of Photographs presents nine essays by international curators and scholars examining the dissemination of photographs in public contexts such as studios, magazines, courtrooms, libraries, exhibitions, and art galleries. The contributors analyze the historical conditions, motivations, and constraints involved in making photographs accessible to the public, emphasizing collective practices and the mobility of images across different settings. The book focuses on photography's role in mass culture and the institutional and editorial strategies that shaped its public life.
Book details
- First published
- 2016
- Latest edition
- 2016 · ISBN 9780262035194
- Pages
- 275
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is The "public" Life of Photographs?
The "public" Life of Photographs by Didi-Huberman, Georges has 275 pages.