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Afterwards: Contemporary Photography Confronting The Past,New
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Shows The Possibility For Contemporary Photography To Question Events, To Connect Us Emotionally With Our Fellow Humans, And To Provide An Opportunity To Understand And Find Answers. In A Mediasaturated World, Are We In Fact Becoming Immune To The Impact Of Photography That Captures Cataclysmic Moments Of Devastation And Suffering? Have We Increasingly Stopped Looking And Thinking, Or Is It That We React More To Photographs Taken After An Event Where Theres An Opportunity To Reflect, To Empathize?This Powerful And Thoughtprovoking Survey Features Work By Thirtyone Contemporary Photographersrobert Polidori, Suzanne Opton, Raphael Dallaporta, Taryn Simon, Guy Tillim, And Morewhose Concern Is To Examine The Aftermath Of Violence, Disaster, And Suffering. The Photographs Invite Us To Consider The Resonance Of Events That Have Taken Place Over Sixty Years Of Modern History, Including The Aftermath Of 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, The Srebrenica Massacre In Bosnia, And The Fate Of People In The Midst Of Horrible Events Or Longterm Upheaval, Such As Refugees, Political Prisoners, Or Survivors Of Natural Disasters. 158 Fullcolor And 31 Blackandwhite Photographs
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