Making pictures talk
Faire parler les photographies
Published on Tuesday, September 27, 2022
Abstract
« Making pictures talk » or talking from and about them has become a common practice in social sciences that deserves critical examination. In the framework of this conference, people coming from several disciplines and whose practice is inscribed in the combination of photographs and narratives will revisit their case studies and explicit their ways of doing research. The intention is to compare different practices, confront them, and bring them into dialogue in order to discuss the ways in which each practitioner uses images and testimonies through the prism of his or her disciplinary and analytical perspectives.
Announcement
Presentation
In the framework of this conference, people coming from several disciplines and whose practice is inscribed in the combination of photographs and narratives will revisit their case studies and explicit their ways of doing research. The intention is to compare different practices, confront them, and bring them into dialogue in order to discuss the ways in which each practitioner uses images and testimonies through the prism of his or her disciplinary and analytical perspectives.
Programm
6 October 2022 - Day 1
9:00 Welcome
10:00-12:00 - Session 1 - Bringing out of anonymity
Moderator : Alexandra de Heering (UNamur, Belgium)
- Carine Peltier-Caroff (Musée du Quai Branly, Iconothèque, France ) : « Who are you? » Uncovering the lost identities of photographed people. From research to exhibition.
- Federica M. Soletta (School of Architecture, Princeton University, USA) : Photographic Dialogues, Unconventional Histories.
- Annette Finley-Croswhite (Old Dominion University, USA) : Esther’s Shadow. Legacies of Holocaust Postmemory in Fersztenfeld Photographs and Narratives.
12:00-13:00 - Lunch break
13:00-15:30 - Session 2 - Weaving family and collective histories
Moderator : Ece Zerman (INVISU/INHA, France)
- Martina Fineder-Hochmayr (University of Wuppertal, UWID, Germany), Luise Reitstätter (University of Vienna, UniWien, Institut für Kunstgeschichte, Austria) : Locating the Rural. Visual Patterns and Multi-Sensory Narrations in Intergenerational Picture Talks.
- Michèle Galdemar (INHA/INVISU, France) : The Noblot Collection. A Family Narrative in the Light of Photographic Sources.
- Suryanandini Narain (Jawaharlal Nehru University, India) : Telling Stories, Discovering Histories: Intersectional Narratives of Family Albums.
- Eva Charbit (High school teacher, France) : Origins. History, Trajectories and Memories of a Polish Jewish Family.
15:30-15:50 - Pause
15:50-18:20 - Session 3 - On the ground. Photographic fieldnotes
- Jérôme Gaudicheau (ARIFTS Pays de Loire, France) : Memories of Erythreans.
- Manoël Pénicaud (Université Aix-Marseille, IDEMEC, France) : Photographying the Sharing of Religiosity. From Fieldwork to Expography.
- Gil Bartholeyns (Université de Lille, France) : The Image as a Verbal and Discursive Event: the Virgin of Jalhay (Belgium, 1933-2020).
- François Gasnault (INVISU/INHA, France) : Police and Military Photographs of Extreme Violence, Distancing Dread through Documentary Rationalization.
7 October 2022 - Day 2
9:30-11:30 - Session 4 - Unsettling dominant narratives
Moderator : Anaïs Mauuarin (Ghent University/Musée d’art et d’histoire, Bruxelles, Belgium)
- Yves Denéchère (Université d’Angers, TEMOS, France) : Images and Testimonies. Putting into Narrative Photographs of Displaced Children in the Postcolonial Context.
- Amy Lonetree (UC Santa Cruz, CA, USA) : Indigenous Storywork and Native American Photography.
- Carol Payne (Carleton University, Canada) : Pictures Talk Back. Photo-Based Oral History as a Decolonial Strategy.
11:30-11:50 - Pause
11:50-13:50 - Session 5 - Crafting literary and cinematographic worlds through photography
Moderator : Manuel Charpy (INVISU/INHA, France)
- Anne Reverseau (UCLouvain, Belgium) : Making Talk Those Who Make Pictures Talk. Reflexive Overview on the Survey Practices of the Research Group HANDLING on the Use of Images by Writers.
- Sophie Brones (ENSA Versailles, France), Sabyl Ghoussoub (journalist, France) : A survey into the Family Photographs of a Writer.
- Amanda Robles (Université Toulouse Jean Jaurès, ENSAV, France) : Root-Images of Alain Cavalier.
13:50-15:20 - Lunch break
15:20-17:20 - Session 6 - Fieldwork and creation
- Ania Szczepanska (Université de Paris 1, HiCSA, France) : Can the Epic Tale be Carnivalesque? Thoughts about a Few Clandestine Photographs and their Turbulent Lifes.
- Amandine Turri Hoelken (Université de Lorraine, France) : From Anthropology to Documentary, from Referential to Social: the Multiple Uses of Photography.
- Gerson Bettencourt Pinto Ferreira (Université de Lorraine, France) : Photographing in Gabon: Photographic Gesture and Symmetric Anthropology.
Organizing and Scientific Committee
- Manuel Charpy (INVISU/INHA, Paris, France)
- Alexandra De Heering (UNamur, Belgique)
- Ece Zerman (INVISU/INHA, Paris, France)
Subjects
Places
- Galerie Colbert, salle Vasari - INHA, 2 rue Vivienne
Paris, France (75002)
Event attendance modalities
Full on-site event
Date(s)
- Thursday, October 06, 2022
- Friday, October 07, 2022
Attached files
Keywords
- photographie, récit, mise en récit, anthropologie culturelle, histoire orale, histoire culturelle, carte postale, album de photographies
Contact(s)
- Images Invisu
courriel : images [dot] invisu [at] inha [dot] fr
Reference Urls
Information source
- Sandra Doucet
courriel : sdoucet [at] inha [dot] fr
License
This announcement is licensed under the terms of Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal.
To cite this announcement
« Making pictures talk », Conference, symposium, Calenda, Published on Tuesday, September 27, 2022, https://doi.org/10.58079/19ks
