Visual Studies. Eyes Across the Water. The Amsterdam Conference on Visual Anthropology and Sociology Aperture Magazine is a MacArthur Fellow and

is a MacArthur Fellow and Guggenheim Fellow who specializes in photographing marginalized and displaced communities

mostly showing exteriors and interiors of notable buildings

Unlike the "art" photography usually featured in Camera

The issue is anchored by a foundational theoretical essay by Spanish art historian and critic Carmelo Vega

The book focuses on the period between the late 19th and early 20th centuries—a "Golden Age" of exploration where photography moved out of the studio and into the wild

Visual Studies. Eyes Across the Water. The Amsterdam Conference on Visual Anthropology and Sociology Aperture Magazine is a MacArthur Fellow andHet Spinhuis, Amsterdam, 1989. Edited by Robert M. Boonzajer Flaes. Wraps, near very good with cover crease and wear to extremities. 172 pages. Provides a complete overview of the international conference The Future of Visual Anthropology and Sociology, Eyes Across the Water, held at the University of Amsterdam in 1989. Topics include: New Developments in Ethnographic Film making, Narration and Documentary Film, the Photo Camera as a Research Device,