Ebifananyi, 2. People poses places / Musa Katuramu  

Public ISBD Titre de série : Ebifananyi, 2 Titre : People poses places Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Musa Katuramu, Photographe ; Andrea Stultiens, Directeur de publication Editeur : Edam [N] : YdocFoundation PO Box 113 1135 ZK Année de publication : 2015 Autre Editeur : HIPUganda Importance : [264] p. Présentation : ill. en noir et en coul. Format : 15 x 11 cm ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-90-811879-0-9 Prix : 18,50 EUR Langues : Anglais (eng) Tags : Patrimoine culturel  Archives  photographies  Afrique Résumé : The first three books form a trilogy. Each book is based on the work of one Ugandan photographer. In People Poses Places – Musa Katuramu Stultiens focusses on teacher and carpenter Musa Katuramu who in the mid 1930s went around his neighborhood with a simple camera to make portraits of family and friends. His portraits are remarkably intimate and revealing. This is unusual for the time and region where the images were produced. Most camera-owners were outsiders such as missionaries or colonists. Katuramu was an amateur photographer who used the Western Ugandan landscape as a backdrop for his portraits. The technology of his camera was limited but he maintained one basic rule that worked; never point your camera towards the sun. Katuramu’s archive was carefully stored by his son Jerry Bagonza. The archive consists of roughly 1500 negatives and 750 prints that have never been shown before. The book is composed of archival images that alternate with contemporary photographs made by Andrea Stultiens and her colleague Rumazi Canon, who grew up in the same region. People Poses Places is the second publication from a series of at least eight books, which present themselves as small intimate publications with an open spine and the local word for photographs printed on it, that literally translates into likenesses. [source edcat.net] Note de contenu : "Ebifananyi est le titre d'une série de huit publications d'Andrea Stultiens. Le nom Ebifananyi est dérivé du verbe Kufanana, et signifie être similaire à. C’est le mot Luganda pour les photographies, mais aussi pour les dessins et les peintures, en mettant l’accent sur leurs qualités de ressemblances. Chaque livre est centré sur une collection de photos ougandaise, explorant son contexte culturel." [source https://tipi-bookshop.be/shop/ebifananyi-andrea-stultiens/] En ligne : https://www.andreastultiens.nl/ebifananyi/2-resurrections/ Permalink : http://www.noccan.org/cla/opac_css/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=4556 Ebifananyi, 2. People poses places [texte imprimé] / Musa Katuramu, Photographe ; Andrea Stultiens, Directeur de publication . - Edam [N] : YdocFoundation PO Box 113 1135 ZK : HIPUganda, 2015 . - [264] p. : ill. en noir et en coul. ; 15 x 11 cm. ISBN : 978-90-811879-0-9 : 18,50 EUR Langues : Anglais (eng) Tags : Patrimoine culturel  Archives  photographies  Afrique Résumé : The first three books form a trilogy. Each book is based on the work of one Ugandan photographer. In People Poses Places – Musa Katuramu Stultiens focusses on teacher and carpenter Musa Katuramu who in the mid 1930s went around his neighborhood with a simple camera to make portraits of family and friends. His portraits are remarkably intimate and revealing. This is unusual for the time and region where the images were produced. Most camera-owners were outsiders such as missionaries or colonists. Katuramu was an amateur photographer who used the Western Ugandan landscape as a backdrop for his portraits. The technology of his camera was limited but he maintained one basic rule that worked; never point your camera towards the sun. Katuramu’s archive was carefully stored by his son Jerry Bagonza. The archive consists of roughly 1500 negatives and 750 prints that have never been shown before. The book is composed of archival images that alternate with contemporary photographs made by Andrea Stultiens and her colleague Rumazi Canon, who grew up in the same region. People Poses Places is the second publication from a series of at least eight books, which present themselves as small intimate publications with an open spine and the local word for photographs printed on it, that literally translates into likenesses. [source edcat.net] Note de contenu : "Ebifananyi est le titre d'une série de huit publications d'Andrea Stultiens. Le nom Ebifananyi est dérivé du verbe Kufanana, et signifie être similaire à. C’est le mot Luganda pour les photographies, mais aussi pour les dessins et les peintures, en mettant l’accent sur leurs qualités de ressemblances. Chaque livre est centré sur une collection de photos ougandaise, explorant son contexte culturel." [source https://tipi-bookshop.be/shop/ebifananyi-andrea-stultiens/] En ligne : https://www.andreastultiens.nl/ebifananyi/2-resurrections/ Permalink : http://www.noccan.org/cla/opac_css/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=4556

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