British Journal of Photography
Issue 7903
Humanity & Technology
1854
English
Edited by Izabela Radwanska Zhang
Essays by Raquel Villar-Pérez, David Severn, and Jana Johanna Haeckel
Softcover
178 pages
210 x 280 mm
2021
ISBN 9770007119142
Technology: friend, or foe? Be it Artificial Intelligence, bio-hacking, genetic engineering, virtual reality or automation, how is this rapid technological advancement affecting and changing the meaning of humanity? In this issue, the British Journal of Photography centres the debate surrounding the powers and ethics of some of these new and invasive technologies. This issue of the British Journal of Photography interrogates the digitisation of the image archive and the changing way we view photography – faster, smaller, louder. They look at how the image-makers of today react and innovate, creating work for an audience that is always connected. And, how photographers use digital media and the virtual space within their practice.
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About the Journal
Through the lenses of world-class photographers, British Journal of Photography explores rich and timely stories of art, culture, politics and society. BJP sets the bar for photographic journalism — and has done ever since writers like Arthur Conan Doyle and George Bernard Shaw first graced our pages in the 1800s.
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About the Publisher
1854 publishes the British Journal of Photography — the world’s oldest and most influential photography title. We are home to some of the photography industry’s most prestigious awards. And our in-house agency connects the best photographic talent with major international brands to produce game-changing visual campaigns.
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