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An Interview with Jason Francisco, Part 3: Płaszów, A Camp in Its Afterlives

April 06, 2019 Leave a Comment

  Jason Francisco’s photography spans a variety of subjects and themes, but some of his ongoing projects take on the complexities of memory and loss in Eastern Europe, particularly memory and loss related to the Holocaust. Francisco recently sat down

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An Interview with Jason Francisco, Part 2: Memory, Remembrance, and Composition

February 20, 2019 Leave a Comment

Jason Francisco’s photography spans a variety of subjects and themes, but some of his ongoing projects take on the complexities of memory and loss in Eastern Europe, particularly memory and loss related to the Holocaust.

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An Interview with Jason Francisco, Part 1: Photographing the “Sacred” in “Alive and Destroyed”

January 22, 2019 Leave a Comment

  Jason Francisco received his MFA in Photography from Stanford University in 1998 and is presently an Associate Professor of Film and Media Studies at Emory University. Professor Francisco’s photography spans a variety of subjects and themes, but several of

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Why Susan Sontag Matters

April 02, 2015 Leave a Comment
Susan Sontag

By Louis A. Ruprecht Jr. For anyone who is interested in religion and the arts, Susan Sontag’s (1933-2004) work remains essential. She burst upon the New York arts scene in 1966 with the publication of her collection of essays, Against Interpretation. The book was a tour de force examination of everything from second rate horror films to Critical Theory. Her primary interests were the performative arts, photography and film.

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