Sociological readings of our globalized twenty-first-century world begin to be full of impossibilities: defining the Lati phemen in the United States is one of these. Any attempt to identify either differential traits or a common deminator for Latis in the US tends to fail. It is always possible to find some contradiction that fundamentally delegitimizes the common trait believed to be discovered. This is the major issue faced by Latin/US and also one of its principal stimulants. The Lati community is a work-in-progress that is updated with new material every minute. Nevertheless, we can certainly find factors and conditions that awaken and encourage a marked sense of community. Latin/US therefore starts by questioning the Lati stereotypes that appear to us with the immediacy of automatic references. We question the stereotype t because it is t representative, or because it fails to reflect the experience of the community, but rather because there is thing new in it. The Lati experience in the United States is a changing reality that has evolved, mutated, regenerated and reinvented itself since its origins. Latin/US is a visual exploration from different viewpoints, offering a multifaceted vision that does t seek to identify, frame, or contain. It simply draws an imaginary map of visual narratives and modes of representation defined in terms of the identity and creative spirit of Lati reality.
Product Identifiers
Publisher
RM Verlag Sl
ISBN-10
8415118538
ISBN-13
9788415118534
eBay Product ID (ePID)
158336979
Product Key Features
Format
Hardback
Language
English
Subject
Photography
Dimensions
Height
240mm
Width
210mm
Additional Product Features
Place of Publication
Granollers
Edited by
Claudi Carreras
Date of Publication
27/06/2013
Content Note
97 Photographs
Country of Publication
Spain
Genre
Photography
Author Biography
Claudi Carreras Guillen is an indepent curator and editor, and a photography researcher at the University of Barcelona's Department of Design and Image. Advisor and curator for the upcoming Latin American Photography Forum of Sao Paulo in 2013. Curator for Latin America in the next edition of the biennial Photoquai in 2013 (Musee du Quai Branly, Paris) and curator / editor review project LatinUs Photo Latino USA made for Spain USA Foundation in collaboration with the National Portrait U.S. and Smithsonian Latino.Since the beginning of 2012 resides in Brazil coordinating the management of new projects in Madalena Studio, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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