« Little grunts, the grins and grimaces of recognition »: Resistance and Exchange in Paul Muldoon and Norman MacBeath’s Plan B by Alexandra Tauvry

“…However, although this work confronts poems with photographs in praesentia, Muldoon increasingly resorts to the literary device of ekphrasis in order to exploit the work of photographers. …”
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Gestes et images du voyage en Orient by Monique Sicard

“…We wish to review this statement by studying what photographs Flaubert saw during his eighteen-month-long trip in the Orient. …”
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Une « Laine d’Albâtre » : Quelques cas de surexposition dans la photographie américaine by Jean-Marc Victor

“…In its deliberate use by photographers of the 20th century, the technique emphasizes the artificialness of the photographic act by negating mimetic illusion. …”
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Lewis Hine et le National Child Labor Committee: vérité documentaire et rhétorique visuelle et textuelle by Anne Lesme

“…Photographing children at work for the National Child Labor Committee (1908-1918), Lewis Hines uses various methods where text and image interact to communicate his markedly reformist vision. …”
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Twelve Million Black Voices: Let Us Now Hear Black Voices by Laurence Cossu-Beaumont

“…Twelve Million Black Voices is a 1941 collection of photographs, selected from the Farm Security Administration files by FSA-employed Edwin Rosskam and accompanied by Richard Wright’s texts. …”
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« Resident and Visitor », Brook Andrew et Christine Barthe en conversation by Christine Barthe

“…This programme, aimed at supporting projects and integrating new pieces into the museum’s photographic collection, has given rise to various works, some of which—like that of Brook Andrew—were developed in connection with the museum’s collection of historical photographs. …”
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Research of organisation specifics of shooting process in the creation of an audiovisual product by Yu. V. Vorontsova, A. Yu. Mazur

“…The photographic act itself is an immediate transformation of the present referent into a petrified past. …”
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Nan Goldin: I’ll Be Your (Complex) Mirror by Richard PHELAN

“…When writing a “visual diary” through her photographs, American photographer Nan Goldin was less interested in the technical quality of the images she produced than in the narrative power achieved through their combination. …”
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Nathan Lyons: In Pursuit of Magic at the George Eastman Museum (Rochester, NY), retrospective or exhibition? by Bruno Chalifour

“…Whereas Lyons photographed in black-and-white for over fifty years, a great space in this exhibition was dedicated to his recent digital color work. …”
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La valorisation des fonds photographiques, ou comment concilier le droit d’auteur et l’accès au patrimoine culturel by David Pouchard

“…Where collections of photographs are concerned, this is often difficult and raises several thorny issues. …”
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Temptation at every corner: exploring public perceptions of food cues and policy support for governmental food cue regulation in outdoor public spaces by Tamika M. Wopereis, Sanne K. Djojosoeparto, Frédérique C. Rongen, Sanne C. Peeters, Emely de Vet, Maartje P. Poelman

“…Results Participants took 461 photographs of food cues. Most food cues visualised food (73.8%), 54.4% of which showed only unhealthy food. …”
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Les photographies de l’ethnologie : objets exposés, objets projetés by Anaïs Mauuarin, Carine Peltier-Caroff

“…There being innumerable photographic collections in anthropological institutions and in researchers’ private archives, the article aims to shed light on one singular dimension of French ethnology’s historical relationship with this medium. …”
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La photographie chez Ciaran Carson : imaginaire d’une technique by Catherine Conan

“…This article discusses the importance of the photographic medium in Ciaran Carson’s poetic imagination. …”
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“A Tool for Social Change” : Community Photography at Belfast Exposed by Mathilde Bertrand

“…In 1983, an exhibition entitled “Belfast Exposed” opened in Belfast, on an invitation made to local residents and amateur photographers to photographically present their own perspective on the challenges of life in a divided city. …”
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Clichés tremblés dans deux poèmes de Louis MacNeice et Paul Muldoon by Florence Schneider

“…Literary clichés and stereotypes imply repetitions, banality and are homonymous (in French) with photographic “clichés”, snapshots, which developed together with the rise of printed books and photographs. …”
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Flood Photography and the Visual Component of Environmental American Studies by Sam Hawksford White

“…This article develops a new approach for using photographic sources that might be of interest to American Studies scholars whose research contributes broadly to environmental education. …”
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La conservation-restauration des photographies couleur montées par la face sur PMMA by Sabine Squoquart

“…Since the 1970’s, various methods of mounting  large photographs have emerged. They have many advantages for handling; display and aesthetic research for photographers. …”
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“You Must Become Dreamy”: Complicating Japanese-American Pictorialism and the Early Twentieth-Century Regional West by Rachel Sailor

“…Within the details of Koike’s photographic work, regionalism becomes a broad and encompassing cultural expression.…”
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Os regimes de visibilidade do censo de favelas de 1950 no Rio de Janeiro by Samuel Silva Rodrigues de Oliveira

“…It focuses on Alberto Passos Guimarães choices when building a cartographic visuality for the favelas and the work of professional photographer Mozart Alves da Silva in the photographic report that published the census results in the magazine O Observador Econômico e Financeiro.…”
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La photographie à la Librairie centrale des Beaux-Arts – Éditions Albert Lévy (1906-1936) by Maud Allera

“…Thus it was necessary to examine the roles occupied by photography and photographers in his editorial project and how the concession of the photographic laboratory of the Union Centrale des Arts Décoratifs, run by the Lévy family from 1907 to 1936, became part of its activities.…”
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