Lasting Pictures: Ian Wallace and the Making of Photography’s Future Past.
An interview with Canadian artist, teacher, curator and critic Ian Wallace is presented. Topics discussed include Wallace's role in creating the term Vancouver photoconceptualism, changes in how he viewed art in Vancouver and his encounter with artist BC Binning when he was a middle school student....
| Publicado en: | Border Crossings Vol. 44; no. 1; pp. 30 - 44 |
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Border Crossings
2025
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| Sumario: | An interview with Canadian artist, teacher, curator and critic Ian Wallace is presented. Topics discussed include Wallace's role in creating the term Vancouver photoconceptualism, changes in how he viewed art in Vancouver and his encounter with artist BC Binning when he was a middle school student. Also discussed are the political content of Wallace's "Poverty" series of images and his re-staging of Caravaggio's painting "The Calling of Saint Matthew" as a black and white photograph. |
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