Layers of Memory
Notes on Contemporary Argentine Photography
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https://doi.org/10.24215/23142502e044Keywords:
contemporary Argentinean photography, history, aesthetics, politicsAbstract
This review presents the book Arder con lo real. Fotografía contemporánea entre la historia y lo político (2021), by Natalia Fortuny, a researcher specializing in contemporary Argentinean photography. The author’s aims are: the exploration of images, the visual strategies and the ways in which photography over the last decades has been connected to the world, the recent history, the politics and the violence. The book focuses on a series of current photographic objects and practices that are developed around some specific problems: the landscape as a living scene of memory, the material surface of photography and photographic temporal artifacts to think about history.Downloads
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Bergson, H. (2006). Materia y memoria. Ensayo sobre la relación del cuerpo con el espíritu. Cactus.
Blejmar, J., Fortuny, N. y García, L. (Eds.). (2013). Instantáneas de la memoria. Fotografía y dictadura en Argentina y América Latina. Libraria.
Didi-Huberman, G. (2012). Arde la imagen. Ediciones Ve.
Fortuny, N. (2014). Memorias fotográficas. Imagen y dictadura en la fotografía argentina contemporánea. La Luminosa.
Lautréamont. (Isidore Ducasse) [1869] (2014). Obras completas (Traducción y Prólogo de A. Pellegrini). Argonauta.
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