Event
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Keynote
Anthropology and Photography: a long history of knowledge and affect
P01
Anthropology and photography in the digital age
P02
Museums and Visitor Photography
P03
Relational resolutions: The role of digital images in ethnographic fieldwork
P04
Comparative studies in social media photography
P05
Reviving the archives as pictorial histories
P06
Folklore and Photography
P07
Images and Human Rights: Local and Global Perspectives through the creation and distribution of the visual
P08
Photography in/of Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan: historical and contemporary perspectives
P09
Appropriating Photography: Global Technologies and Local Politics of Self-Representation
P10
Engaging Disaster: Photography on Unsettled Ground
P11
Critical Heritage and Photography
P12
Tourism and Photography
P13
Archiving Photographs and Photographing Archives
P14
Constructing and Contesting Imaginaries: Anthropology, Photography, and the Histories of Durable Visual Tropes
P15
Afterimages: Putting ethnography into the family album
P16
Elements toward a theory of mission photography
P17
Originals: The consequences of photography: reconstructing our view of the early anthropological surveys in the UK
P18
Revisiting the gaze and reinterpreting images across space and time: Photography, subjects, and viewers
P19
Aboriginal Photographies
P20
Indigenous Interventions: Contemporary Photo-based Art and the Anthropological Archive
P21
Reasserting presence: reclamation, recognition and photographic desire
P22
Photography, Medicine and Anthropology
P23
One City, Multiple Stories: Visual Narratives of London Urbanism
P24
'Opaque' Imaging Technology in Anthropology and Museum Practice
P25
Photography, new technologies and the predicament of the frame: theoretical and methodological reflections
P26
Anthropology of social networking: growing visuality of digital cultures and meanings conveyed by SNS images
P27
Archives, Art and Text
P28
Photography as a research method
P29
Visibility of dissent: meanings and repercussions of urban activism through digital photography and video
P30
Archaeology and Photography
P31
Changing hands, changing times? The social and aesthetic relevance of archival photographs and archival methodologies
P32
The Image in Motion: Photofilm and Visual Ethnographies
P33
Edward S Curtis and the early history of visual anthropology
P34
Archives, Representation and Portraits
Plenary
Photography in the Age of Snapchat
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Photographers' Talks
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Photographers' Talks
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Photographer's Talk