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ContributorsBabnik, Jan
Rauch, Peter
Koltaj, Pavel
Brulc, Matjaž
Colner, Miha
Krese, Meta
Berk, Ksenija
O'Toole, Sean
Gazvoda, Nejc
Tomanić, Ilija T.
Frelih, Marko
Mladenov Kojić, Sanja
Vasja Nagy
Lieber, Jerca
Jevšček, Manca
Flusser,Vilém
Calvino, Italo
Tratnik, Polona
Habicht, Dejan
Karttunen, Sari
Rastenberger, Anna-Kaisa
Sitar, Matej
Cvetkovič,Tita
Vončina, Dejan
Adam, Nadja
Brumen, Matija
Hotko, Iztok
Hodalič, Arne
Lowe, Paul
Kollar, Martin
Bizjak, Primož
Kapš, Petra
Abram, Uroš
Pivec, Helena
Bravničar, Aleš
Lampič, Primož
Marolt Janez
Chitrakar, Urša
Zabel, Igor
Nedič, Lilijana
Ródenas Gabri
Kozjek, Ajda
Skočir, Marija
Kovšca, Nataša
Krečič, Jela
Zidar, Marija
Vatovec, Matej
Benčić, Branka
Smriti Nevatia
Grafenauer, Petja
Puncer, Mojca
Bazin, André
Tournier, Michael
Pucelj, Boštjan
Bertoncelj, Maruša
Valič, Denis
Pogačar, Kaja
Fajfar Ivančič, Monika
León, Dermis P.
Peraica, Ana
Pavli, Špela
Kal, T. D.
Dumitriu, Simona
Horvat, Marjan
Peraica, Ana
Ana Peraica, Ph.D is a photographer and photography theorist. She is leading her family photo studio Atelier Perajica (founded in 1934) at Peristil in Split, Croatia. She regularly contributes to magazines such as: Afterimage, Leonardo, Eyemazing, Photo Technique, Refoto, Fotografija, Springerin and Pavilion. She is an adjunct professor at RIT (Rochester Institute of Technology).
Peraica, Ana
The article addresses the photographic portrait and its (in)ability to communicate identity. The author outlines the transformation of the photographic studio portraiture from the early practice of identity construction to contemporary, semi-automatic reproduction of faces for official documents.
Peraica, Ana
Infertile Grounds of Sandra Vitaljić in context of other photographs of killing grounds.
The essay goes deep into the analysis of female photography, taking as the case study photographs of historical battlefields and scaffolds, belonging to the man made world, as recorded by Sandra Vitaljić in her series Infertile grounds.
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