NO BALL GAMES

No Ball Games was featured in the second LCC Photography Research Show organised by The Photography and the Contemporary Imaginary Research Hub.

This research hub based at London College of Communication (LCC) brings together practitioners and theorists to explore and promote photography as a mode of imaginary thought and its relation to a collective imaginary.

Specifically, we are interested in the increasingly complex research methodologies that underpin fine art photography as a form of knowledge with its own epistemology. Particular emphasis will be given to photographic works that explicitly engage with contemporary thought; theories that engage with contemporary photography; as well as photographic images and philosophies of the image that contribute to how the imaginary is invested in photographic production and the ‘as if’ condition of the photographic image.

The Photography and the Contemporary Imaginary Research Hub builds on LCC’s international reputation for conceptual photography and is organised by Dr Wiebke Leister and Paul Tebbs.

The Photography and the Contemporary Imaginary Research Hub builds on LCC’s international reputation for conceptual photography. This event was organised by Beverley Carruthers and Wiebke Leister and supported by UAL Communities of Practice funding.

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