Photojournalism as Cultural Object: Art Press Explores Aestheticization
In its November 2004 issue, art press magazine continues a discussion begun in issue 295 under the title "Facts and Fictions" as part of the Month of Photography event "History, Histories: From Document to Fiction." Michel Poivert's article examines how information shifts into culture, most visibly through the aestheticization of photojournalism. This process creates a new territory for the dialectic of meaning and emotion.
Key facts
- art press published the article in November 2004
- The article is part of the Month of Photography event titled 'History, Histories: From Document to Fiction'
- The discussion continues from issue 295 titled 'Facts and Fictions'
- Michel Poivert is the author of the article
- The article focuses on the aestheticization of photojournalism
- The aestheticization of photojournalism is described as a new territory for the dialectic of meaning and emotion
Entities
Artists
- Michel Poivert
Institutions
- art press
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