The Silver Atlantic – International Conference Program
Program
March 19
9:45: Welcome Remarks
Anaïs Fléchet, Versailles Saint-Quentin University & Clara Bouveresse, Evry Val d’Essonne University
10:15: Session 1 — From Silver to Wire: Circulating Techniques
Chair: Kelley Wilder, De Montfort University, United Kingdom
- Monica Bravo, California College of the Arts
Mercury in Retrograde: A Material History from A (Almadén, Spain) to Z (Zacatecas, Mexico) and Back Again, 1840-1870 - Nicolas Le Guern, Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée University
Transatlantic Exchanges of Technological Knowledge within the Industrial Activities and Eastman Kodak - Jonathan Dentler, University of Southern California
Under the Waves or Through the Ether? Wire Photography and the Cultural Geography of the Atlantic Basin in the Twentieth Century
11:45-12:00: Coffee break
12:00: Session 2 — Atlantic Icons
Chair: Jennifer Bajorek, Hampshire College, USA
- Sarah Parsons, York University
Rachel sur son lit de mort : Photography, Privacy, and Transatlantic Anxiety c. 1858 - Giulia Bonacci, Institute of Research for Development (IRD, France) & Estelle Sohier, Geneva University – The Life of a Photograph: A Crowned King between Ethiopia, Jamaica and the World
1:00-2:30: Lunch break
2:30: Session 3 — Show and Tell: Picture Stories accross the Atlantic
Chair: Pia Viewing, Jeu de Paume, France
- Thierry Gervais, Ryerson University
What Photographs Can Do: The Impact of German Kurt Safranski’s Magazine Dummies in New-York (presentation in french) - Jason Hill, University of Delaware
Ordering Crime Photographically in New York and London: In and around Leonard Freed’s Police Work
3:30-3:45: Coffee break
3:45: Session 4 — Visual Diplomacies
Chair: Paul-Henri Giraud, Lille University, France
- Ana Maria Mauad, Fluminense Federal University & Mauricio Lissovsky, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro – Images at War: Photography and Politics in Brazil during the Second World War
- Katarzyna Ruchel-Stockmans, Free University of Brussels
Mix[ed]ing Feelings and Critique. Witold Wirpsza’s Poetic Response to “The Family of Man” - Gonzalo Leiva, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile
Photographic Paradigms of the Cold War, Model and Replica: a South American version of «The Family of Man» (presentation in French)
March 20
10:00: Session 5 — Archives of the World, Atlantic Collections
Chair: Laura Wexler, Yale University, USA
- Claude Baillargeon, Oakland University
Vattemare’s Transatlantic Network and Its Impact at the École des ponts et chaussées - Shelley Rice, New York University
Local Space/Global Visions : Albert Kahn’s Archives of the Planet in Context
11:00-11:15: Coffee break
11:15: Session 6 — Far Away Shores
Chair: Patricia Hayes, University of the Western Cape, South Africa
- Erin Hyde Nolan, Maine College of Art, & Emily Voelker, Vassar College
Reading Native American Portraits in Ottoman : A Networked Analysis of Photographs in the Abdulhamid II Collection - Carolin Görgen, Paris Diderot University
“Cette terre prédestinée du Far West” – Circulating and Solidifying California’s Visual Vocabulary at the Paris International Exposition in 1900 - Marie Morel, National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS/Creda umr 7227)
“Si la photo est bonne” – Issues and diffusion of Missionary Photography (Chaco boreal-Europe, 1898-1938) (presentation in French)
12:45-2:15: Lunch break
2:15: Session 7 — The Atlantic in Black and White
Chair: Maureen Murphy, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University, France
- Jürg Schneider, University of Basel
Grids and Networks: Lines and Junctions for Circulating photographs and photographers in British West Africa - Fabienne Maillard, Albert Kahn Museum
Flow and Ebb. The Photographic and Transatlantic Work of Pierre Verger (presentation in French)
3:15-3:30: Coffee break
3:30: Session 8 — Women in Focus
Chair: Shelley Rice, New York University, USA
- Clara Masnatta, Independent scholar
Kodachrome in the Pampas: Gisèle Freund’s Transatlantic Slide-shows - Isabella Seniuta, Panthéon-Sorbonne University
The Role of the Zabriskie Gallery between Paris and New York (1970-1990)
4:30-4:45: Coffee break
4:45-5:30: Concluding Roundtable
Chair: Clara Bouveresse, Evry Val d’Essonne University & Didier Aubert, Sorbonne Nouvelle University
Patricia Hayes, University of the Western Cape, Boris Kossoy, São Paulo University, Laura Wexler, Yale University, Kelley Wilder, DeMonfort University
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