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摘要
本文探讨了三个以照片为基础的当代项目,这些项目参考了伊斯坦布尔的视觉历史并记录了其濒危生态。这些作品以批判的态度对待文化遗产实践,与服务于国家权力或为资本积累辩护的官方话语形成鲜明对比。Osman Bozkurt 的 "场景"、Ali Taptık 的 "地形怀旧 "以及 Cemre Yeşil 和 Maria Sturm 的 "为了鸟儿的缘故 "都关注城市地理中人类和非人类元素之间的关系。他们的项目将遗产视为一种实践,将对生态的关注与保护城市过去的文化遗迹相结合。无论是批判风景如画的美学惯例,唤起观众的情感参与,还是勾起流离失所者的记忆,这些艺术家都在探索以不同的视觉方式来体现和记忆城市空间和地点。本文以他们的作品为线索,探讨了设想遗产未来的可能性,这种遗产未来既能保护伊斯坦布尔的生物多样性,又能包容文化差异。
At the crossroads: photography, ecology and heritage in Istanbul
This article looks at three contemporary photo-based projects that reference Istanbul’s visual histories and document its endangered ecologies. These works take a critical approach to cultural heritage practices in contrast to official discourses that serve state power or justify capital accumulation. Osman Bozkurt’s Scenes, Ali Taptık’s Topographic Nostalgia, and Cemre Yeşil and Maria Sturm’s For Birds’ Sake focus on the relationships between the human and non-human elements of urban geographies. Their projects conceive of heritage as a practice that combines ecological concerns with preserving the cultural remnants of the urban past. Whether critiquing the aesthetic conventions of the picturesque, evoking an affective engagement with the viewer, or conjuring memories of displaced populations, these artists explore different visual approaches to embodying and remembering urban space and place. Taking a cue from their works, this article contemplates the possibility of envisioning heritage futures that can protect Istanbul’s biodiversity while being inclusive of cultural difference.
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journal of visual culture is essential reading for academics, researchers and students engaged with the visual within the fields and disciplines of: · film, media and television studies · art, design, fashion and architecture history ·visual culture ·cultural studies and critical theory · gender studies and queer studies · ethnic studies and critical race studies·philosophy and aesthetics ·photography, new media and electronic imaging ·critical sociology ·history ·geography/urban studies ·comparative literature and romance languages ·the history and philosophy of science, technology and medicine