What We See When Invited To Look Differently: Critical Reflections On Socially Engaged Photography

Anthony Luvera, Gary Bratchford

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Abstract

This in-conversation text is the result of multiple exchanges around different projects and contexts of practice undertaken by Anthony Luvera over the course of his career. Driven by a desire to explore Socially Engaged Photography (SEP) within an expanded critical framework, Gary Bratchford and Anthony Luvera discuss the logics of neoliberalism; representational responsibility; the use of data as a mode of address in the context of SEP; the politics of the ‘invitation’; and the triangulated partnership between subject, photographer, and audience as productive space for political engagement.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)(In-Press)
Number of pages10
JournalPhotography and Culture
Volume(In-Press)
Early online date13 Nov 2024
DOIs
Publication statusE-pub ahead of print - 13 Nov 2024

Keywords

  • photography
  • participation
  • socially engaged photography
  • visuality
  • visibility
  • collaboration
  • agency
  • homelessness
  • funding

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