Como a fotografia nos ajuda a saber quem somos? Parte 1: com Priscyla Gomes

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Como a fotografia pode nos ajudar a saber quem somos? Qual o lugar da fotografia em um mundo de intensa produção e circulação de imagens? É possível produzir uma imagem verdadeiramente original no mundo das redes sociais?O fotógrafo Nicholas Nixon se destaca por sua capacidade de retratar pessoas com intimidade, revelando emoções particulares, muito difíceis de serem capturadas pelas lentes de uma câmera. Entre os dias 22 de janeiro e 18 de abril o Instituto Tomie Ohtake recebe a mostra Nicholas Nixon - Coleções Fundación MAPFRE, uma grande retrospectiva do fotógrafo americano que resgata seus trabalhos desde a década de 70 até os dias de hoje.Nesse episódio, o educador Pedro Costa conversa com Priscyla Gomes, curadora do Instituto Tomie Ohtake, sobre a trajetória de Nicholas Nixon e suas obras mais famosas e impactantes, como a série "As Irmãs Brown" e a série de pessoas soropositivas. Além disso, conversam sobre o sentido da fotografia quando já existe um excesso de imagens em circulação.

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