Photography changes everything, edited by Marvin Heiferman ; foreword by Merry A. Foresta

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Photography changes everything, edited by Marvin Heiferman ; foreword by Merry A. Foresta

Statement of responsibility

edited by Marvin Heiferman ; foreword by Merry A. Foresta

Instantiates

• Photography changes everything

Publication

• New York, Aperture, Washington, D.C., Smithsonian Institution, c2012

Note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Bar code

• 31223102549277
• 31223102549269

Carrier category

volume

Carrier category code

• nc

Carrier MARC source

rdacarrier

Content category

text

Content type code

• txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent

Contents

• Lois W. Banner
• John Baldessari
• Photography changes the collection of astronomical data
• David H. DeVorkin
• Photography changes how we record and respond to social issues
• Frank H. Goodyear, III
• Photography changes how families are formed
• Diane Granito
• Photography changes photography
• Andy Grundberg
• Photography changes our sense of financial security
• Photography changes the struggle for racial justice
• Alvin Hall
• Photography changes and democratizes visual expression
• Steve Hoffenberg
• Photography changes how we communicate
• Philippe Kahn
• Photography changes how news is reported
• Fred Ritchin
• Photography changes the nature and spread of news
• Luc Sante
• Photography changes the foods we crave
• Maurice Berger
• Lauren Shakely
• Photography changes how we read the world
• Sharon J. Washington
• Photography changes who and what we can stare at
• John Waters
• Where we go.
• Photography changes what tourists expect to see
• Anthony Bannon
• Photography changes how wars are fought
• Von Hardesty
• Photography changes what we are willing to believe
• Photography changes the movies we choose to see
• Preminda Jacob
• Photography changes how we experience architecture
• Phil Patton
• Photography changes land use and planning
• John Rutherford
• Photography changes our experience and understanding of cities
• Allan Shulman
• Photography changes how and where mushrooms are collected
• Nancy Smith Weber
• Hany Farid
• Photography changes what we travel to see
• Lisa Stevens
• What we remember.
• Photography changes the work curators do
• Michelle Anne Delaney
• Photography changes how we experience history
• David Friend
• Photography changes our perspectives on past events
• Marcel Chotkowski LaFollette
• Photography changes the way we wed
• Photography changes what we long to see
• Laurie Lambrecht
• Photography changes how family history is sustained
• Cayetana Maristela
• Photography changes what we reflect upon
• Shannon Thomas Perich
• Photography changes our experience of loss
• Sandy Pucʹ
• Photography changes how family history is constructed
• Bob Rogers
• Photography changes how memory functions in daily life
• David Haberstich
• Jeff Sandoz
• Photography changes what we'll be remembered for
• Jennifer Sharpe
• Photography changes our connection to family history
• Maureen Taylor
• Photography changes what and how much we remember
• Jeremy Wolfe
• Photography changes our desire for celebrity and glamour
• Amy Henderson
• Photography changes the face of terrorism
• Foreword
• Bruce Hoffman
• Photography changes our relationship to gardens and plants
• Irene Jeruss
• Photography changes everyday objects
• Daile Kaplan
• Photography changes social and cultural hierarchies
• Carol Squiers
• Photography changes what we expect "reality" will look like
• Jos Stam
• Photography changes how we shop
• Merry A. Foresta
• Paco Underhill
• Photography changes the ways we interact with and picture each other
• Sam Yanes
• What we see.
• Photography changes our awareness of global issues and responsibilities
• Subhankar Banerjee
• Photography changes our relationship to our planet
• Stewart Brand
• Photography changes what we know about spiders
• Jonathan A. Coddington
• Photography changes everything
• Photography changes what we can see in the universe
• Giovanni G. Fazio
• Photography changes who can see images of us
• Haidy Geismar
• Photography changes how our fantasies are visualized
• Hugh Hefner
• Photography changes the look and content of magazines
• Steven Heller
• Photography changes medical diagnosis and treatment
• Michael P. Kelly
• Marvin Heiferman
• Photography changes natural phenomena into iconic images
• Kenneth G. Libbrecht
• Photography changes how art history is taught
• Dorothy Moss
• Photography changes the course of international events
• Sandra S. Phillips
• Photography changes our perception of the paranormal
• Linda Purdy
• Photography changes our understanding of light itself
• Steve Turner
• What we want.
• Photography changes the practice of forensics
• Doug Ubelaker
• Photography changes the criteria for authenticity
• Jane Walsh
• Photography changes knowledge of new species
• Jeffrey T. Williams
• Photography changes our awareness of poverty
• Bonnie Yochelson
• Who we are.
• Photography changes who we think we might be
• Photography changes our awareness of beauty and hope
• Candice Bergen
• Photography changes how intimacy is suggested
• Leo Braudy
• Photography changes how cultural history is told
• Lonnie Bunch
• Photography changes who we become
• Lyric R. Cabral
• Photography changes what we see, depending on who's looking
• Elizabeth Edwards
• Photography changes our sense of belonging
• Robert Adams
• Wendy Ewald
• Photography changes our life stories
• Marvin Heiferman
• Photography changes our public image
• Barbara Buhler Lynes
• Photography changes how we perceive ourselves
• Jim Moore
• Photography changes what we're willing to reveal of ourselves
• Tien Nguyen
• Photography changes how cultural groups are represented and perceived
• Photography changes what and who we desire
• Edwin Schupman
• Photography changes how the world sees us
• Jacquelyn Serwer
• Photography changes how nationalism is shaped and portrayed
• Blake Stimson-- Photography changes our luck in love
• Mindy Stricke
• What we do.
• Photography changes how political messages are packaged
• Kiku Adatto
• Photography changes what artists do

Dimensions

26 cm

Edition

1st ed.

Extent

263 p.

Isbn

9781597111997

Isbn Type

(pbk. : alk. paper)

Lccn

2012004282

Media category

unmediated

Media MARC source

rdamedia

Media type code

• n

Other control number

99950133390

Other physical details

ill. (chiefly col.), ports (chiefly col.)

Record ID

• 2634827
• 2634827

System control number

• 769430085
• (OCoLC)769430085