뉴욕 포토리그의 역사적 의의 고찰
Reflecting on the Historical Significance of the New York Photo League
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본 연구는 1936년부터 1951년까지 활동한 뉴욕 포토리그의 역사적 의의를 고찰하는 목적을 지닌다. 이는 활동가 관점의 다큐멘터리 사진 개념이 정립되던 시기와 개인적 관점의 다큐멘터리 사진이 출현하던 시기 사이에 공백으로 남아있는 일련의 사진적 변화의 흐름을 당대 국제 사진계 네트워크의 허브로 기능했던 뉴욕 포토리그의 활동 속에서 포착하려는 목적성을 반영한다. 이를 위하여 본 연구는 포토리그의 설립과 안정화 과정에서 확립된 특유의 사진가 네트워크 플랫폼 구조와 단체의 존속 기간 동안 지속되었던 열린 담론 교류의 동력으로 작용한 공동 설립자 시드 그로스먼(Sid Grossman)의 사진 교육 비전의 분석을 통해 포토리그의 사회적 실천이 어떻게 1950년대 뉴욕의 젊은 사진가들에게서 나타난 개인적 관점의 다큐멘터리 프로젝트와 관계를 맺게 되는지 고찰할 것이다.
Abstract
This study examines the historical significance of the New York Photo League, which was active from 1936 to 1951. It aims to capture a series of photographic transformations that occurred in the gap between the establishment of the concept of documentary photography from an activist perspective and the emergence of documentary photography from an individual perspective through the activities of the New York Photo League, which functioned as a hub of the international photographic network of the time. To this end, this study will examine how the social practice of the Photo League came to relate to the personal perspective documentary projects that emerged from young photographers in New York in the 1950s through an analysis of the distinctive platform structure of the Photo League's network of photographers that was established during its founding and stabilization, and the vision of photographic education of its co-founder Sid Grossman, which was the driving force behind the open exchange of discourse that continued throughout the organization's existence.
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