Camera Work

Camera Work

Camera Work

Camera Work revista trimestral editada y publicada por Alfred Stieglitz desde 1902 a 1917. Fue la revista oficial del grupo de la Photo-secession y recogía las últimas tendencias artísticas de la época, especialmente en lo referente a fotografía, así como reflexiones estéticas y técnicas y contestaciones a las críticas recibidas. En ella escribieron multitud de los artistas pictorialistas y vanguardistas del momento explicando y defendiendo la novedad conceptual emergente en el principio del siglo XX.

En sus últimos números, en 1917 publicó algunos trabajos, entre los que se destaca Paul Strand, precursor de los movimientos de Fotografía directa de los años 1930. La inclusión de Strand representaba la ruptura con los temas y procedimientos del Pictorialismo, en especial la manipulación del positivo y el reconocimiento del valor estético de los objetos cotidianos.

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