Mona Bozorgi: Jamie Ho, Justin A. Carney, Lauren Cesiro
Friday, March 20 - 9:00AM to 11:00AM
Agusta
Our response to a photograph is not merely visual; it's an experience of connection to the image, to other beings, and the material substances with which it is entangled. Photographs are also not passive objects; they convey meaning beyond mere representation and are affected by their encounters with material and beholder. This session explores photography as a medium that facilitates a continuous exchange between image, substance, and bodies, asking questions such as: What do photographs do? How do they act upon us? How do we act upon them? How might we understand the photograph not only as image, but as a vibrant matter entangled in sensory, spatial, and discursive elements?
Bringing together artists and scholars in image-making, art theory, and art history, this session explores photography through its material and affective dimensions, aiming to expand the ways in which we produce, encounter, and theorize images today.
Dialogue and critique are important to the SPE mission.
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