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Image Scanvengers : Photography

Paula Marincola, Douglas Crimp

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Marincola gives a detailed discussion of works by nine American photographers and their relation to the photography of fiction. Crimp briefly meditates on the ambivalent nature of appropriation in architecture and photography. Biographical notes. 7 bibl. ref.

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Marincola gives a detailed discussion of works by nine American photographers and their relation to the photography of fiction. Crimp briefly meditates on the ambivalent nature of appropriation in architecture and photography. Biographical notes. 7 bibl. ref.

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Marincola gives a detailed discussion of works by nine American photographers and their relation to the photography of fiction. Crimp briefly meditates on the ambivalent nature of appropriation in architecture and photography. Biographical notes. 7 bibl. ref.

Key concepts: Photography, Appropriation, Art, Visual arts, Relation (database), Architecture, Ambivalence, Computer science

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