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Postcolonial Perspectives: Gulshan Khan on the Scars of Apartheid and the Enduring Power of Place
Dancers await their chance to perform at the neighborhood carnival, Carnival de Viana, in Luanda, Angola, on February 21, 2023. © Gulshan Khan
The Stringer
The VII Foundation’s new documentary film, The Stringer, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on 25 January. Gary Knight, The VII Foundation’s Executive Director and one of the film’s team, said:
The Poetics of Infrastructure: Thomas Locke Hobbs’ "Rampitas"
Thomas Locke Hobbs’ book Rampitas works like a metonym – that rhetorical figure in which a detail stands for the whole – with the small cement ramps of the title representing Medellín’s unequal urban planning. This minor infrastructural app...
Monumental: Thinking Around the Meaning of Notre-Dame de Paris
Note-Dame de Paris before the fire, 23 March 2017, Wet plate collodian photographic process. © Tomas van Houtryve/VII
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This profile is the owner of Dispatches: The VII Foundation Blog, which is edited by David Campbell.
I think about changes in the information economy, political trends, the power of images, what makes for good journalism, and the challenges of visual storytelling. My musings here are personal and do not reflect the views of those I work with.
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