
- 364 pages
- English
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About this book
The photographer Luigi Ghirri (1943ā1992) was one of the most significant Italian artists of the late twentieth century. This volume ā the first scholarly book-length publication on Ghirri to appear in English ā introduces his photographic and critical work to a broader audience and positions Ghirri as a key voice within global artistic debates. It breaks new ground by approaching Ghirri's Åuvre from a wide range of interdisciplinary perspectives, in order to take account of the breadth of his interests, the variety of his projects and the far-reaching impact of his work as a practitioner, writer, theorist and curator, both in the field of photography and beyond. Drawing on different approaches from disciplines including art history, theory of photography, literary and cultural studies, architecture, cartography, and place and landscape studies, the essays in the volume show how Ghirri redefined contemporary photography and helped shape the Ā«spatialĀ» or Ā«landscapeĀ» turn in Italy and further afield.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Contents
- List of Figures
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: Re-siting Luigi Ghirri (Marina Spunta and Jacopo Benci)
- Part I: Luigi Ghirriās Photography in Context
- Part II: Luigi Ghirriās Photography in an Interdisciplinary Dialogue
- Bibliography
- Notes on Contributors
- Index