Perceptions of Practice: Photography. Nottingham Trent University, 11 July, 2011.
Perceptions of Practice: Photography
Perceptions of Practice: Photography is a series of workshops that set out to investigate what constitutes photographic practice today. The series promotes enquiry into contemporary photographic practice and its associated disciplines through placing presentations and discussions on established concepts of photographic tradition and the moving image alongside those arising from digital developments, such as the virtual camera, information clouds, network technology and the cultural consequences of photography as hyperobject.
Workshop 1 11 July 10.00-17.00 Arkwright 110
Presenters
Jean Baird [Nottingham Trent University]
Annie Cattrell [Artist]
Photography/Objects/Sculpture
Guy Birkin [Nottingham Trent University]
Visual Complexity: Practice and Perception in Art & Design
Alfredo Cramerotti [Quad, Derby and Intellect Books]
Expanded Photography/The Hyperimage
Paul Caplan [Birkbeck, University of London, Centre for Media, Culture and Creative Practice,]
Object Oriented Photography
Jed Hoyland [Nottingham Trent University]
Stillness/Silence/Arrangements (perhaps with a bit of speaking]
Robert Jackson [School of Art and Media, University of Plymouth]
Fried, Heidegger and Jeff Wall: The problem with ‘capturing’ equipment in photography
Andy Lock [Nottingham Trent University]
Circumstantial Evidence: Experiments in photographic inquiry and applied research
David Reid [Nottingham Trent University]
It won’t lie still: an ecology of practice
Jonathan Watts [Royal College of Art]
Rehearsing Practice
All welcome
For further information contact david.reid@ntu.ac.uk
