Why does it matter that a photograph of a malnourished child is composed well, or that a photograph of a migrant family camping in the mud on the Serbia/Hungarian border uses black and white tonality in a masterful way?
NORTHSHORE PHOTOGRAPHY LECTURE SERIES: The challenging work presented on Social Documentary Network (SDN) explores poverty, disease, environmental degradation, war, migration, and many others. Glenn Ruga and Barbara Ayotte will make a compelling argument why form matters, why art matters, and why it is a disservice to the issues being explored to only focus on the raw facts visible on the surface and not to also honor the integrity of a photograph created with the talent and
NORTHSHORE PHOTOGRAPHY LECTURE SERIES: The challenging work presented on Social Documentary Network (SDN) explores poverty, disease, environmental degradation, war, migration, and many others. Glenn Ruga and Barbara Ayotte will make a compelling argument why form matters, why art matters, and why it is a disservice to the issues being explored to only focus on the raw facts visible on the surface and not to also honor the integrity of a photograph created with the talent and skill of an artist who has organized these elements into a meaningful, and often beautiful, composition.
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