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Photography
By Scarlet, Will and Eleanore
Definitions
Ubiquitous something being found everywhere
Ubiquitous photography the idea that
photography and photographs are now found
practically everywhere
Joachim Schmid
Background
Berlin based
artist
Art career at
Fotokritik
Art aspects
Achievement
Connect to reading
According to reading, Flickr as a platform for shared
experience and community buildings, the motto conjures up
images of active communities who upload, download and
comment on pictures and, by doing so, turn their activity
into a collective experience, and doing experience sharing,
photos are indeed the most popular and convenient media
we use to translate daily happenings and tell life stories.
However, Nancy Van House who conducted in depth
interviews with Flickr users, her research shows that
people described their Flickr collections as transitory,
ephemeral, throwaway, a stream, not an archive. Schmids
project of other peoples photography is that he collected
photos from different Flickr users account no matter they
are still active or wasted for a long time. After his reclassify,
he posts his works on Flickr and share with others. In some
extents, he inheritance the photo of others shooting.
Penelope Umbrico
Work
Awards
Guggenheim Fellowship
New York Foundation for the Arts Artists
Fellowship
Anonymous Was A Woman Award
Aaron Siskind Foundation Individual
Photographers Fellowship Grant
New York Foundation for the Arts Catalogue
Project Grant
Harvestworks Scholar Fellowship
Erica Scourti
Erica Scourti
So Like You
The Reading
common view of the world
sharing photos leads to collective perspectives,
experiences and memory
Web 3.0
Web 3.0 - a more connected, open and intelligent
internet.
Web 2.0 - including social networking, lightweight
collaboration and media sharing
Web 1.0 - the focus was primarily on building the
Web, making it accessible, and commercialising it
for the first time.