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The streets of San Francisco: encounters with the Selle collection of street vendor photographs.
We frequently come to know archives through the weight of their sheer number in mass, which quantifies and qualifies their origins, ability, and options for future interpretation. These . . .

Caught: on camera.
CAUGHT BY JOACHIM SCHMID [ILLUSTRATION . . .

God Bless this Circuitry.
This portfolio is one of twelve fictional episodes involving a churchgoing father and son. Each part of the story is assembled out of the memory or use of a machine they have in common. The . . .

Post-postmodernism and the archive: uncertain identities and "forgotten" legacies.
THE DISCOVERY Early in 2005, a dramatic discovery was made in the attic and basement of a home in Southern California. It was the complete archive of a photographer apparently active in the mid- . . .

Found in the UK's national collection of the art of photography.
Even so, it is clear that one does not collect paintings by Old Masters in the same spirit that one collects cigar bands. --"The System of Collecting," Jean Baudrillard Thirty years ago, the . . .

The black box of the occupation revisited: photography, responsibility, and the Israeli occupation.
This article considers two exhibitions organized by Israeli writer Ariella Azoulay (1), "Everything Could Be Seen," held at the Umm el-Fahem Art Gallery in 2004 and "Act of State: 1967-2007 . . .

F for filing system: an interview with AA Bronson.(Interview)
The artists' magazine FILE, which published between 1972 and 1989, was founded in Toronto and edited by AA Bronson, Felix Partz, and Jorge Zontal (known collectively as General Idea). Styled after . . .

Boxed up: time capsules, archives, and magazines.(High Performance)
A recent story from Tulsa, Oklahoma, reported on a "ruined" time capsule built in 1957. The capsule was opened this year during Oklahoma's Centennial celebrations, but it had leaked and the 1957 . . .

The archaeology of photography: rereading Michel Foucault and the archaeology of knowledge.
The French historian of discourse, Michel Foucault, made a clear distinction between the "archive" and the method that he describes as archaeological. While this method does not require a trowel to . . .

Photography and the archive.
This issue is devoted to photography and the archive, a topic that has been of particular interest since the 1980s when commentators began to analyze the dynamic between institutionalized power and . . .

Notices.
EXHIBITIONS ARIZONA Tucson: Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, 1030 N. Olive Rd. Ralph Gibson and Lustrum Press, 1970-85. Through Sept. 30. www.creativephotography.org. . . .

Media noted and received.(Book review)
Archive Style: Photographs & Illustrations for U.S. Surveys, 1850-1890, by Robin Kelsey. University of California Press/288 pp./$49.95 (hb). [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Photographs and illustrations . . .

Writing new media.(Book review)
META/DATA: A DIGITAL POETICS BY MARK AMERIKA CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS: MIT PRESS, 2007 520 PP./$35.95 (HB) Groundbreaking multimedia artist Brion Gysin famously uttered, "Writing is fifty . . .

The autonomy between US.(Book review)
PARTICIPATION EDITED BY CLAIRE BISHOP LONDON/CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS: WHITECHAPEL/MIT PRESS, 2006 207 PP./$22.95 (SB) Claire Bishop has emerged as one of the key critics in . . .

Between stillness and movement.(Book review)
THE CINEMATIC EDITED BY DAVID CAMPANY CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS: MIT PRESS, 2007 208 PP./$22.95 (SB) The title of this anthology of writings on photography and film, The Cinematic, is . . .

Making virtual art present.(Book review)
FROM TECHNOLOGICAL TO VIRTUAL ART BY FRANK POPPER CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS: MIT PRESS, 2007 459 PP./$45.00 (HB) Long in gestation, Frank Popper's study From Technological to Virtual Art . . .

Revolution or revelation?(Movie review)
IRAN: A CINEMATOGRAPHIC REVOLUTION BY NADER TAKMIL HOMAYOUN 98 MINUTES, 2006 In the documentary film Iran: A Cinematographic Revolution filmmaker Nader Takmil Homayoun tells the story of a . . .

Springing backward.
WILL VAN OVERBEEK: 24 SUMMERS AT BARTON SPRINGS POOL AUSTIN MUSEUM OF ART AUSTIN, TEXAS MAY 19-AUGUST 12, 2007 Barton Springs, located in Austin, Texas, covers three acres in Zilker Park. . . .

Big ideas in small packages.
CLIP/STAMP/FOLD 2 CANADIAN CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE MONTREAL APRIL 12-SEPTEMBER 9, 2007 "Clip/Stamp/Fold 2" is an homage to the radical, "little" architecture magazines of the 1960s and . . .

Back to life.
FRANCESCA WOODMAN VICTORIA MIRO LONDON, ENGLAND JUNE 19-JULY 28, 2007 FRANCESCA WOODMAN TATE MODERN LONDON, ENGLAND MAY 1, 2007-APRIL 13, 2008 Francesca Woodman's reputation . . .

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