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Powerplays : Contemporary Photography from Canada

Martha Langford, Rob Powell, Carole Condé, Karl Beveridge, Pierre Guimond, Miklos Legrady, Cheryl Sourkes

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Langford describes the context of Canadian photographic and general artistic production, focusing on funding, publishing, criticism and exhibiting. Powell develops the theme of power in works by seven photographers. Biographical notes. Statements by some of the artists.

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Langford describes the context of Canadian photographic and general artistic production, focusing on funding, publishing, criticism and exhibiting. Powell develops the theme of power in works by seven photographers. Biographical notes. Statements by some of the artists.

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Langford describes the context of Canadian photographic and general artistic production, focusing on funding, publishing, criticism and exhibiting. Powell develops the theme of power in works by seven photographers. Biographical notes. Statements by some of the artists.

Key concepts: Theme (computing), Photography, Publishing, Context (archaeology), Criticism, Art, Visual arts, Power (physics)

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