676 KB60 KB199420242007Wiesner, Andréletnik:14številka:3str. 7-29ISSN:1318-3222COBISSID:26701405URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-DQ8VNZBTenEvropski inštitut za komuniciranje in kulturoJavnost (Ljubljana)dokumentarna fotografijadružbene razmerefotografski motiviJužna Afrikapolitične razmereSouth AfricaRediscovering the (extra)ordinary| missed experience and South African documentary photography|Under apartheid, activist and commercial photographers confronted violent, traumatic events, and their exposure of these to the wider world played a key role in bringing about the downfall of the state. Post-apartheid, documentary photography has generally taken a different direction, directing attention to the surrounding society, and making good on all manner of missed experiences. In their move to peripheral situations, photographers dignify the culture-making of ordinary folk. The persons in the photographer's gaze are frequently those caught in the shock waves of hostilities (Guy Tillim), afflicted by a dread epidemic (Kim Lubdrook), or exposed to a diffuse condition of endangerment, like violent criminality (David Southwood). Photographers are themselves in a way fatally endangered from afar and their attempts to visualise what is out of frame can be seen as a form of self-defence and passionate search in a bid to come to terms with trouble. Theessay probes the post-apartheid state of documentary photography and its current directionsV času apartheida so aktivisti in komercialni fotografi beležili nasilne in travmatične dogodke. Ko se z njimi seznanil ves svet, je to bistveno prispevalo k padcu režima. Potem je dokumentarna fotografija ubrala druga pota; pozornost je bila usmerjena na družbo in zamujene izkušnje. S pozornostjo obrobnim situacijam fotografi častijo "delanje kulture" med navadnimi ljudmi. Fotografski pogled pogosto ujame osebe, ki so ujete v valove sovražnosti (Guy Tillim), prizadete z epidemijo (Kim Lubdrook) ali izpostavljene razpršeni nevarnostim, npr. nasilnemu kriminalu (David Southwood). Članek obravnava stanje dokumentarne fotografije po apartheidu in njene sedanje usmeritveTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaEvropski inštitut za komuniciranje in kulturo - EURICOM