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Det Synliga. Samtida Svensk Fotografi (The Visible. Contemporary Swedish Photography)
Various Artists

Det Synliga. Samtida Svensk Fotografi (The Visible. Contemporary Swedish Photography) Various Artists
Det Synliga. Samtida Svensk Fotografi (The Visible. Contemporary Swedish Photography) Various ArtistsDet Synliga. Samtida Svensk Fotografi (The Visible. Contemporary Swedish Photography)
Various Artists
Bokforlaget Arena
Swedish, English
Edited by Niclas Östlind.
Softcover
190 pages
210 x 281 mm
2014
ISBN 9789178434190
This publication is a catalogue from an exhibition which was a collaboration between Valand Academy and Artipelag initiated by Niclas Östlind. It included works by 21 contemporary artists from three different generations. The exhibition was initiated by curator Niclas Östlind as a part of his PhD-project Performing History: Photography in Sweden 1970–2014. The Visible presented an alternative interpretation of contemporary Swedish photography. It explicitly took a step away from the often-repeated historical narrative grounded in Christer Strömholm’s work, and the story how he has influenced the contemporary Swedish photography. The important shift in photography during the 90s, when several of the most important photographers were women, was reflected in the selection (20 women and 1 man), but also in the subjects addressed and the critical perspectives that have informed the works.
(source: https://gupea.ub.gu.se/handle/2077/38089)
About the Editor
Niclas Östlind is a lecturer in photography, curator and writer. He specialises in photography, contemporary art and historiography. His research is curatorially driven. Among his current research projects is Thresholds: Interwar Lens Media Cultures. It is an interdisciplinary and transmedial study of the shared and particular histories of photography and film in the years 1919-1939.
(source: https://www.gu.se/en/about/find-staff/niclasostlind)
About the Publisher
Bokforlaget Arena publishing house publishes illustrated non-fiction, mainly in subjects such as photography, art, architecture, cultural history and gardening. High quality characterises the publishing throughout and our books have been awarded several times with awards such as the Swedish Book Art, Publishing Prize (within categories such as “Craftsmanship” and “Teaching materials”) and the Swedish Design Prize.
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