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The article explores cinematic and photographic images of the ‘Greek crisis’ in order to show how the visual can render the crisis both visible and invisible, clear and opaque, normalized and contested. Greek new wave cinema, iconic repetitive images of suffering in the center of Athens, and the group of visual artists Depression Era are discussed in this context. I argue that the images in focus...
This visual essay aims to incisively intervene in the colonial construction of “Aboriginality,” which continues to have a significant bearing on the nature of self‐identification for Indigenous people in Australia. It elaborates culturally appropriate and attenuated models for representing a singular Gurindji‐specific history, and the contemporary experience for those culturally affiliated with the...
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