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"The post-photographic condition" – Joan Fontcuberta

September 22, 2015 in resources

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The Post-Photographic Condition. Le Mois de la Photo à Montréal

In Featured Events / September 16, 2015

“The Post-Photographic Condition is characterised by the proliferation of images and the prominence of the Internet, smartphones and social networks. The world as we know it is now governed by instantaneity and subject to accelerated digital globalisation. Every facet of our lives, from personal relationships to economics, communications to politics, has been shaken to its core by this manipulation. For the first time, we are producers and consumers of images on an exponential scale. The outcome of this unprecedented excess is the immediate access to images. It remains to be seen to what extent this instant availability and universal voyeurism are both a privilege and an obstacle.”

Joan Fontcuberta

<img src="https://anti-utopias.com/admin/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Joan_Fontcuberta_portrait1-670x447.jpg" title="Portrait © Joan Maria Dias, 2014" alt="The Post-Photographic Condition"/>

In addition to his artistic work, Joan Fontcuberta (b. Barcelona, 1955) has carried out a multidisciplinary activity in the world of photog­raphy as a teacher, critic, historian, and exhibitions curator. He has been a visiting professor at different international institutions, such as Harvard University and Le Fresnoy, Centre National des Arts Con­temporains. He has also taught on the Communication Faculty of the Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona.

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