The ‘Shirley card’ legacy of racial bias in photography
Carmen Macías|
The advent of color film in the 1950s led to a standardized, color-balanced chemical development method based on a white model
How they fooled us with the culture of effort: ‘Failing endlessly is easier from that side of the board’
Enrique Rey|
From Baudelaire to Kurt Cobain, being ‘cursed’ may have been a source of inspiration for art during the 19th and 20th centuries, but today no one believes that failure is one more step towards success
Why do we obsessively take pictures? Photography on the analyst’s couch
Immortalizing moments has become an essential part of experiencing them. But photographs have always been a border between the private and public self. And they are a useful tool for psychoanalysis