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9:54 and on. If you have to talk so much to explain your work and still you’re not really saying anything at all, maybe your work just doesn’t speak for itself. Or maybe the whole concept is the act of overexplaining the piece.

Really enjoyed this. Could you do more with the same groups?

Très intéressant mais on pourrait croire qu'il s'agit, ici, d'un roman classique, or, je n'avais jamais lu une oeuvre de génie si déconcertante.

Li would like to purchase archive by Sofia Coppola where can I order it from

‘Intertextuality’! Really?

what genre of photography means that the picture snapper is thinking toooo much of credibility?

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You are a lost soul Mahtab I couldn’t bond with you even as a baby because you gave me and your mother a lot of stress and worry because you would not eat or drink. We had to take you to a child psychiatrist that’s how difficult you were. Don’t forget that you and Henna were 7 months prematurely born. Which kind of public do you think are interested in your shallow and useless work? Idiots I think.

This guy is definitely an artist

This is a wonderfully crafted series on all fronts! Thank you.

This is a great series. Would love to have seen and heard more.

Fascinating talk. I've bought some of Jez's microphones and they are great. Plus Angus Caryle's books on field recording are terrific.

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Would you rather listen to Hull or look at it?

I love photobooks and thoroughly enjoyed your experiment here. Thanks for sharing it.

Das ist ein wunderbarer Vortrag einer sensitiven Leserin! "Amerika" war für mich ein Meilenstein!

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Fascinating

Great video, thank you. Austerlitz, and Sebald's work in general, with The Rings of Saturn being probably the most outsanding piece, is truly amazing. I can't think of any other author from the late XX/early XXI century who would be able to create such a unique literary style.

Thanks so much for this review and assessment. I am fascinated by the transition of images and photographic documents into words, prose and ideas.

John Edwards. What a real London pioneer & hero.

Very concise details. Thanks!

I have just finished reading Austerlitz which I borrowed from the library after going on a guided walk in East London with the poet Stephen Watts who knew Sebald - the rucksack in the book was actually his and Sebald asked if he could photograph it. On another occasion some time ago, I have been inside the Masonic Lodge in the hotel next to Liverpool Street Station. Thank you for this interesting film which has given me an extra insight into more details of the book. I loved the way the book was written, very poetic and descriptive.

@3:52 and it's good to remember that digital files "de-grade" too, though in a different way.

13:09 absolutely goes in

I find this very interesting to follow, as an admirer of Sebald's work. Thank you for making this!

was A not circumcised as an infant? if he was, then though he knows about that physical fact, he doesn't realize what was done, nor why. In which case, he is like so many American boys who are aware of the stitching under the glans and the scar, but do not know what was done, nor why, nor that others are different. and the reason this was done to them is ______

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Any ideas of the location of the French Library which is excoriated for its architectural modernity and impractibility for research?

Kafka's obsession with description is a product of his (and Karl's) loneliness. Lack of intimate human contact makes one a keen observer.

What a brilliant,intelligent piece. RIP Ian you will be greatly missed.

Thnk you Source. Another fascinating and absorbing synopsis of the magazine. These Zoom presentations are both - very Informative and invaluable. As a photographers road map.of contemporary and historical practices. ☘

You look like Mrs. Cook :)

Very good review of "America". I just finished the book, in a Portuguese translation by Susana Kampff Lages. I enjoyed discovering with you the source of information that Kafka used: "Amerika heute und morgen". As it may be of use to others, I note here the author's name (which the automatic subtitles failed to capture): Arthur Holitscher. Kafka's detailed description of numerous scenes in the book even gives the reader the impression that he was writing a movie script. Style explained: he was using photos as his sources. I loved this review! It's great for a start!

Been a long time reader of Source through various iterations.Thank you for providing critical content on Photography.

Thanks for sharing. I really love this. Been out of the scene for a while, like lots of people, but this is bringing me back to what I am doing, and need to do

This is a nice inside of How to publish a book!!! I am looking for the ideas about MY BOOK !! Thank you for this video and a great share!!

I wasn’t sure I’d be interested in a discussion like this.....and end up wishing it had carried one for another half an hour. As a photographer who mainly to to photographers abour photography, I found their interpretations fascinating.

This was a very revealing documentary from the point of view of a photographer. I was immediately struck by how the participants interpretations of picture based books were largely constructed for them already by a narrow set of societal judgements and social judgements as oppose to impartial aesthetic judgements. 👍☘

Interesting concept,how were the reading groups selected? what was the criteria? was there a open call out?

It's called GENOCIDE OF BEAUTY: CULTURAL MARXISM IN THE ARTS

I noticed John shoots a lot of digital now. I’d like to know his thoughts on the digital process also

Amerika is Kafka's masterpiece and one of the greatest books of the last century, yet it remains completely unknown.... read this book!!

Robinson and Delamarch were with him before he became a liftboy? He left them to go sleep in the hotel, where he started working as a lift boy

The project of a middle aged woman whom in the decay of it’s sexual attractiveness recaps on the predatory and subrepticious quality of a snake and the sensuality of his skin pleasurably sneaking “in”. A tactile and wet intercourse betwen the frightening arousal of being a prey, and the fadding out climax of being swallowed. Another oblique and pretendedly sofisticated way in which a woman in his 40’s conflictivelly and sublimely mourns the c-k. Men tend to be more honest and raw with those matters. I guess that it’s why they call someone like Nobuyoshi Araki a misogynist. And I guess that is why the “woman obsessed with snakes” is such an overstated and recurrent trope of psychoanalysis.

Thanks for video.I was asked what's wrong with the Stower Grange? and I'm not really sure what does this question mean and what's the response, so do u have an idea ?

watching, sumenep city at madurase Islands,.! How are You?

Genocide of Beauty: CULTURAL MARXISM in the Arts.

Fantastic.

I don’t know they made this video , if they don’t know anything .