Vernacularphotographyuntil1st December 2011from25 August 2011open submissionCONTENTS1AN INTRODUCTION TO THE THEME VENACULAR PHOTOGRAPHY2POST-MORTEM OR MEMORIAL PHOTOGRAPHY3FAMILY LIFE4COLLECTIVE MEMORY5AUTHOR6HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR WORKVernacularphotography open submissionuntil1st December 2011from25 August 2011InventedinFranceandEnglandinthefirstpart ofthe19thCentury,Photographywasforalongtime stuck in the portrait studio where the upper classes went tohavetheirpicturetaken.Withinmonthsof Daguerres1839announcementofhisphotographic breakthroughinParis,manyamateursbegan experimentingwiththedaguerreotypeprocess capturing their members of their families in what would be the first family photographs. Bythe1890stherehadbeenatremendousrisein amateur photography with the arrival of smaller formats andmoresimplecamerastouse.Thefamilyalbum wasborn,wherevisualfragmentsofdailylifewere collected and preserved. Thisexhibitionwillattempttoexplorethegenreof vernacularphotography.Submissionscanbefound, appropriated, reinterpretedortheproductof theartists own traditional made photographs.VernacularphotographyExample of vernacular photographyPostmortem photographyor memorialphotography as it is also knownwasacommon practiceinthe19thcentury. Thephotos were kept to remember loved deceased family members.open submissionuntil1st December 2011from25 August 2011VernacularphotographyExamples of vernacular photographyEmmetGowinisaworldre-knownphotographerwhosefirst main body of work focused on daily family life. Emmit Gowinopen submissionuntil1st December 2011from25 August 2011Examples of vernacular photographyVernacularphotography open submissionuntil1st December 2011from25 August 2011BinhDanhisacontemporaryartistappropriatingiconic Vietnamphotosandprintingthemusinghisownalternative photographictechnique,toexploreourcollectivememoryof war. Binh DanhChlorophyll print and resin malin sjoberg for and on behalf of the photographic angle!"#$&"'(')*$+'$'*+,"'-*.-)+#&&'./.0/+&"' !"' 1"/&/2+*3"#, 4.25' 67 8*5#. 9:/6'+2; 0/+('+ *$$#$&*.& &/&"',//+-#.*&/+/0'