Picturing Power

What it covers

Photography is a conduit for power, influencing our formations of citizenship, acting as surveillance, creating normative representations, and providing tools for the constitution of the self. Photography is used to observe and critique the world, and to counter dominant histories and assumptions. In this course, you will explore how photography can be used to study the often-invisible forces and systems that govern daily life, shape desires and design our worlds.

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