A2 L A N D S C A P E
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This document discusses photographers who depict landscapes and cities, as well as artists who address climate change through their work. It compares the landscape approaches of photographers X, Y and Z and how landscape photography has changed over the last century. The document also provides examples of photographers and artists who bring awareness to environmental issues and climate change, either through images of industrial impacts on the environment or through art that explores the meaning of climate change. A competition for young photographers is mentioned.
A2 L A N D S C A P E
- 2. QUESTIONSPhotography is an integral part of exploration of the world, will it now be part of saving the world? – how are environmentally conscious photographers using their images to focus attention on climate change?Compare and contrast how photographers and artists have depicted the city in the last century. Compare and contrast the approaches to Landscape taken by photographers X, Y and Z
- 3. AlexyTitarenko Untitled (Crowd 2) City of Shadows 1993
- 4. GueorguiPinkhassov Seville 1993
- 6. Paul Strand
- 8. RaghuRai, Old Dehli, India 1972
- 9. Harry Gruyaert, Brussels, 1980
- 11. Andreas Gursky
- 12. Andreas Gursky
- 13. Joel Sternfeld
- 14. Lewis Baltz
- 15. Uta Barth
- 19. Minor White
- 20. Minor White, Grand Tetons, 1956
- 21. Fay Godwin
- 23. Arno minkkenen
- 24. Jemsoutham
- 26. Susan Derges
- 27. David Gibson
- 28. Gerco De Ruijter, Untitled
- 29. Edward Burtynsky, Nickel Tailings No. 39 Ontario 1996
- 31. Ashley Cooper
- 32. Steve Kazlowski
- 33. http://www.capefarewell.com/Artists responding to climate change.National Maritime Museum exhibition this summerCompetition to create artwork to explore what climate change means to you its for 16 yrs and under so you’ll have to pass this on to those younger photographers. But there are lots of good examples of environmentally conscious art on this page.