
L'image non développée n'existerait-elle pas? L'image latente, l'attente de l'image, ne participent-elles pas de manière centrale au plaisir de la photographie argentique? Et le Polaroid, n'avait-il pas précisément déjà créé une culture photographique de la consommation immédiate? Plus profondément encore, depuis Daguerre, la photographie (et le cinéma) analogique n'a-t-elle pas été le seul art de représentation qui ne donne pas à voir immédiatement (quelque chose au moins de) ce qu'il produit?
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Bourdieu P
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Brassai
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Capp RL
Carrier-Lafleur T
Char R
Cholley JF
Christensen LS
Conan Doyle A
Crispin J
Daguerre
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Dillinger G
Dobbs G
Dodds A
Dostoievski F
Dubuffet J
Einstein A
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Fontcuberta J
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Gifford B
Guibert H
Gunthert A
Hadjithomas J
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Huston N
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Jonas I
Joreige K
Jouannais JY
Jullien F
Klee P
Lafont S
Lange D
Lanoye T
Laozi
Lauzon J
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Lovecraft HP
Maier V
Maloof J
Manzoni P
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Marsaud A
Max J
Merzeau L
Metro
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Model L
Molina O
Morris J
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Nadar
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Perreault L
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Saint-Exupery Ade
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Sartre JP
Sicard M
Sontag S
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Toussaint JP
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Ulesman J
Van Lier H
Vautier B
Verneret G
Vila-Matas E
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mercredi 28 décembre 2011
Unprocessed Xmas and Latent New Year !
vendredi 18 novembre 2011
Latences #4 au concours RTBf / CANVAS
dimanche 6 novembre 2011
Suzanne Lafont / les cliches de Beckett
Éloge du cliché chez Beckett (dans En attendant Godot, La Dernière Bande, Oh les beaux jours) / Suzanne Lafont / Limit{e} Beckett 2 | Spring 2011
samedi 29 octobre 2011
Jon Crispin / Frozen in time
Source: Kickstarter
Willard Asylum Suitcase Documentation
A Photography project in Albany, NY by Jon Crispin
"About this project
In 1995, the New York State Museum was moving items out of the Willard Psychiatric Center in Willard, NY which was being closed by the State Office of Mental Health. It would eventually become a state-run drug rehabilitation center. Craig Williams and his staff became aware of an attic full of suitcases in the pathology lab building. The cases were put into storage when their owners were admitted to Willard sometime between 1910 and the 1960s. And since the facility was set up to help people with chronic mental illness, these folks never left. An exhibit of a small selection of the cases was produced by the Museum and was on display in Albany in 2003. It was very moving to read the stories of these people, and to see objects from their lives before they became residents of Willard.
I have been given the incredible opportunity to photograph these cases and their contents. To me, they open a small window into the lives of some of the people who lived at the facility. I have settled on the idea of shooting the suitcases as they have been preserved by the museum, since part of my goal with this project is to show the care that was taken in archiving these materials. You can see the genesis of my approach to this documentation on my wordpress site, here and here."
mardi 5 juillet 2011
Piero Manzoni / l'oeuvre derobee a la vision
"Artistes sans oeuvres" de Jean Yves Jouannais / Verticales/Phase deux / Ed Hazan 1997, Ed Gallimard 2009 / p176
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