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    The Future of Picturing the World


    Chouliaraki 6:30-8pm Location: New Theatre, East Building Date: 03 Jun, 2009

    Faced with ‘compassion fatigue’, how is the practice of filmmakers
    and photojournalists changing and what are the implications for
    those who rely on photography and film? How will the internet open
    up new spaces and change the way in which images are used?


    Adrian Evans is director of Panos Pictures. Lilie Chouliariki is
    POLIS research director at LSE. Julian Stallabrass is a reader at The
    Courtauld Institute. Renzo Martens is an artist. Sabine Selchow is
    a fellow at LSE.

    This event is being organised by the LSE Events and Conferences Unit and is a Centre for the Study of Global Governance event, to see their website click here.




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