How The Study of Photography in Latin America came to be and what I learned from the process

How The Study of Photography in Latin America came to be and what I learned from the process

College of Arts School of Modern Languages and Cultures
Date: Thursday 07 March 2024
Time: 17:00 - 18:00
Venue: Library Seminar Room (formerly TalkLab, University of Glasgow Library, level 3) + Zoom (see below)
Category: Public lectures
Speaker: Nathanial Gardner, University of Glasgow
Website: uofglasgow.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwpcuigpz0qE9EzV64O0dflB7EJcCoUwlBS
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Nathanial Gardner (Professor of Latin American Text, Image, and Culture, University of Glasgow) presents his latest publication, The Study of Photography in Latin America. In this talk, Nathanial takes a meta-research approach discussing the processes behind his research, as well as the final product itself.  As a forerunner of much new research that reflects on methodology and theory on the visual in the Global South, Nathanial suggests how this project has been a detonator for other pieces that are beginning to question how we approach the visual.

Followed by the Stirling Maxwell Centre's AGM (members only).

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