Photography-Memory

20th January 2014 Monday
Rosie's lesson Photographers notes-

- Heliography- Sun writing
- William Henry Fox Talbot 1844
- Louis Daguerre 1848
- Edward Muybridge- Motion
- Worlds Largest Camera
- San Francisco-earthquake 1906 Arnold Genthe/Memoery
- August Sanders

Photo Montage

Time Life Magazine
-50s Range finder camera- consumer goods- photography comes available for people to document own life.

60s-Don Mcmullen
Penny Slinger- an exorcism
Martin Parr-80s Coastal resort
Magnum photography-club
Jo Spence
Cindy Sherman
Roland Barthes-Camera Lucida
-written in 1980, Barthes, looks through family photos after his mother has died.
-History separates
-Memeory triggers p6 (book)
-Fragmented Memory, the photograph blocks memoir
-Counter Memory too fixed p93(book)

Susan Sontag-book on photography 1979
-Paul Edwards next to photograph as Memento Mori
(in history of photography,Vol.22 No.4, Winter 98) book p383

Katherine Keenan
on relationship between personal photographers and individual Memory,Vol 22,Spring98) book
John Berger-ways of remembering Memory is not unlinear at all.Memory works radically.
David Campany(Phaidon 2003)
John Baldessari
Christion Boltanski
Sophie Calle
Max Dean
Annette Messager
Gerhard Richter -Atlas
Andy Warhol
Susan Haler
Rut Bless Luxemberg

Montage-Calum Coluin
Micheal Ensdorf
Sylvian Pelly- Fire and Forget
Mattias Wahner