Modern Buenos Aires. Photographs by La Carpeta de los Diez
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Modernity, photography, La Carpeta de los Diez, Buenos AiresAbstract
The present article suggests working onsome photographs taken in and about thecity of Buenos Aires by certain membersof the photography group La Carpeta delos Diez [The Folder of Ten], inquiring intothe representation of the modern city andthe resources used. The work will be doneon photographs by Juan Di Sandro, AnatoleSaderman and Annemarie Heinrich.References
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