Friday, February 27, 2015
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Friday, February 20, 2015
Multimedia Flyer Poster 2
I like this poster because the colorful handprints really stand out against the white background.
This is better than the last one because we used a photo this time instead of drawing.
This is better than the last one because we used a photo this time instead of drawing.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Movie Monday - The Photo League
- The Photo League's credo is that photography can be made the social betterment a career. It has the power to change the world.
- The Photo League separated from Workers International Relief.
- The workshop was an event where people could be taught the art of photography.
- The workshops were taught by American photographer Sid Grossman.
- If I were to devote one year of my life to one project, I would want to travel around the world and take pictures of nature and the Seven Wonders.
- The Harlem document is a portrait of Black urban America and the people, culture, and lifestyles of Harlem during the 1930s.
- The Harlem Document was started by an American photographer named Aaron Siskand.
- The painter was Michelangelo Merisi Dacarvaggio.
- The photographer mentioned that it looked like it was by the painter because the children's faces were lit up.
- He photographed poor families on the streets and child labor. He was the official photographer of the Empire State Building. He was the photo League's most eccentric and least hygienic member.
- During World War II, female photographers became more prominent after men were drafted.
- Siskand introduced abstraction to photography after World War II.
- The Saturday Evening post was an American magazine first published in 1897.
- Barbara Morgan was a co-founder of the photography magazine Aperture. She took pictures of American modern dancers.
- The Photo League ended up on the FBI list for communists.
- Communism is the "Growing Menace" mentioned in the film.
- W. Eugene Smith agreed to serve as President when The League was under investigation.
- The Photo League was closed due to scared members who left after the FBI charges and communism accusations.
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