Visual Anthropology vol. 28, n. 4, 2015

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Visual Anthropology vol. 28, n. 4, 2015 SUMMARY Geoffrey Gowlland Imaging/Imagining Craftwork Alanna Cant One Image, Two Stories: Ethnographic and Touristic Photography and the Practice of Craft in Mexico Geoffrey Gowlland Unpacking Craft Skills: What Can Images Reveal about the Embodied Experience of Craft? Soumhya Venkatesan After the Event: Video and Its Potential for Continue Reading

Visual Anthropology Vol. 28, n. 1

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Visual Anthropology, Vol. 28, n. 1, January-February 2015 Popular Pictorial Arts SUMMARY Alice Tilche Pithora in the Time of Kings, Elephants and Art Dealers: Art and Social Change in Western India Paul Hockings Disaster Dawn: The Illustred London News in the Mid-19th Century Axel Philipps Defining Visual Street Art: In Contrast to Political Stencils Michel […]Continue Reading

Visual Anthropology, Vol. 27, n. 5

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Visual Anthropology, Vol. 27, n. 5 Summary ARTICLES Who Has the Last Laugh? Nanook of the North and Some New Thoughts on an Old Classic Anna Grimshaw pages 421-435 Where Is the Theory in Visual Anthropology? Paul Hockings, Keyan G. Tomaselli, Jay Ruby, David MacDougall, Drid Williams, Albert Piette, Maureen T. Schwarz & Silvio Carta […]Continue Reading

Visual Anthropology, Vol. 27, n. 4

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Visual Anthropology, Vol. 27, n. 4 Summary Beyond the “African” Archive Paradigm Erin Haney & Jürg Schneider pages 307-315 Demand and Supply: Francis W. Joaque, an Early African Photographer in an Emerging Market Jürg Schneider pages 316-338 Bonnevide: Photographie des Colonies: Early Studio Photography in Senegal Patricia Hickling pages 339-361 Going to Sea: Continue Reading

Visual Anthropology, Vol. 27, n. 3

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Summary Johanna C. Scherer Artifact Identification Using Historical Photographs: The case of red Cloud’s Mankin Siobhan Campbell Anthony Forge in Bali: The Making of a Museum Collection REVIEW ESSAY Antonio Marazzi An Encyclopedic Art Biennale in Venice BOOK REVIEWS Micah Trippe Programming Film Festivals Paul Hockings Translating Museums Tweet #visualanthropologyContinue Reading