Photo Library ARGRA
Registering Deterioration
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24215/24691879e037Keywords:
ARGRA, archive, materiality, deteriorationAbstract
The work explores the collection of the Association of Graphic Reporters of the Argentine Republic (ARGRA), specifically the series «Small Format 02: Archive 21: Recovery and Enhancement». Based on the objectives of the photo library, we aim to clip the series and analyze the materiality of the protected in relation to the concept of representation. In this sense, we will try to investigate how, from the materiality, a new significance of the image can be generated from the deterioration.References
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