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Exam 3, Part 3 Flashcards

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Emmet Gowin

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Photos of his wife; Eleanor

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Nicholas Nixon

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one image each year of wife and sister

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Joel Peter Witkin

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  • Photographs tableaux
  • Painterly,
  • Avoided criticism
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Aaron Siskind

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  • shifted from documentary to painterly

- Psychological nature

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Cindy Sherman

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  • Pcs of herself in different roles, characters.
  • catalogue 20th century women
  • influence on black and white film still
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Sherrie Levine

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  • Questioned famous photographs of the belief in the unique qualities and authenticity.
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Christian Boltanski

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  • Memory and Forgetting
  • Sculptural pieces
  • Draws on archives
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Annete Messager

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  • Sculptural Pieces
  • personal in nature
  • Personal archive of image
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Sandy Skoglund

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  • photographs elaborate sculptures she constructs for the pic
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Robert Rauschenberg

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  • Photografer, and painter with pics

- Combines

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Gerhard Richter

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  • Painter
  • ‘Atlas’
  • Catalog of interests
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Dough and Mike Starn

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  • Large scale

- Scratched, torn, toned

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David Hockney

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  • Criticized Photography
  • Doesn’t depict the world as we see it.
  • Made photoworks, pieced together from fragments
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Sigmar Polke

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  • Painter
  • Interested in photos changes over time
  • Rendering his prints unstable
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Andy Warhol

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  • Popartist

- Incorporated photos in his silkscreen paintings

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Modernism

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  • Arts movement 20th Century

- Drawn towards abstraction and subjective expression of unique interests

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Appropriation

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  • Use of pre-excisting images by someone else in artwork.
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Post-Modernism

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  • Movement in 1980
  • Rejection of Modernism
  • turned to appropriated mass produced images.
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Robert Frank

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  • Published the ‘Americans’
  • Unpopular because it was taken as attack on USA.
  • Aesthetic and fine printing
  • Influenced by Walker Evans
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August Sander

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  • Published ‘Antlitz der Zeit, Face of Times’

- Portraits of people and their profession.

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Diane Arbus

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  • Tought by Lisette Model
  • Portraits of ‘Freaks’
  • Often disturbing
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Berndt and Hilla Becher

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  • New Topographers

- Grid, types of buildings, structures

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Frederick Sommer

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  • Out of Focus Nudes

- Amputated food

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Andre Kertesz

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  • Distorted nudes

- Curved sheets of reflective metal

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Hans Bellmer

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  • Distorted mannequins

- color added by hand

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E.J. Bellocq

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  • Prostitutes in New Orleans

- Many glass plates have been scratched

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Bill Brandt

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  • Distorted Nudes
  • Extreem angle lens
  • Believed atmosphere can make everything beautiful
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John Coplans

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  • Detailed nude self portraits
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Sally Mann

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  • Pics of her nude children

- Much debated

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Jock Sturges

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  • Nude teenage photos
  • Assistant arrested
  • Accused child pornography
  • Ultimately acquitted
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Robert Mapplethorpe

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  • S&M gay scene and portraits

- in Cincinnati the director was arrested for displaying nude children

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Andres Serrano

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  • ‘Piss Christ’
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Larry Clark

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  • ‘Tulsa’ the life of drug addicts in Tulsa, Oklahoma
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Nan Goldin

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  • ‘Ballad of Sexual Dependency’, a visual diary.

- Camera was a part of her life

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Lee Friedlander

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  • Self portraits

- Hiding, reflections, shadows

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Wendy Ewald

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  • Taught children photo in Appalachia and around the world

- known for children’s honesty and lack of inhibition

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Hanna Wilke

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  • Self portraits

- flaunting her beauty and fighting her cancer

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Francesca Woodman

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  • Self portraits

- Student at RISD

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Lucas Samaras

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  • Highly manipulated polaroid SX-70 self portraits
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Guillame Duchene de Boulogne

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  • Worked with Adrien Tournachon

- Physiognomy book to prove facial expressions are mechanically produced

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Albert Londe

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  • Multicamera setup

- pic scenes of patients epileptic and hysterical fits

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Alphonse Bertillon

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  • Pioneer in the french police department

- developed a verbal and visual system to identify criminals

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Hugh Welch Diamond

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  • 100’s portraits of female patients

- Surrey Hospital for the insane

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Edward Sheriff Curtis

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  • Photographed native americans

- Believed they were vanishing race

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Walker Evans

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  • Photographer of USA
  • Accumulation of details
  • Fascinated by images of popular cultures
  • Published ‘American Photographs’
  • Described as a pop-artist

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