Event overview
Photography Competition
CUCR invites all Goldsmiths Sociology students (BA/MA/PhD) to participate in the IVSA 2013 Conference Photo Competition. The winning entries will be displayed on all conference publicity (conference pack, webpages and posters). Inspired by Michael Burawoy’s concept of “public sociology,” we dedicate the 2013 IVSA conference to the concept of the “public image”, and the ways that visual sociology can meet Burawoy’s challenge to bring a sociological understanding of social life to a vibrant, active and diverse public. Public sociology endeavours to bring sociology into dialogue with audiences beyond the academy, an open dialogue in which both sides deepen their understanding of public issues.
The conference has invited submissions on: Activism and Engagement, Walking and Seeing the City, Surveillance, Public and Private Images, Resilience and Urban Change, Social Networks and Virtual Image Worlds, New Visual Methodologies, Rethinking Visual Theory, Urban Visibilities and Invisibilities, Visual Ethics, Visualising Sociological Publics.
Winning entries will be of high quality, a good composition and contain strong imagery. The winner of the competition will be fully credited for their artwork and given complimentary registration to the conference which includes dinner and wine receptions and £50 cash.
Technical Information
Please send A3 (36 - 49.8MB) 300dpi files (portrait and landscape formats will be accepted). Save your files as TIFFS with no extra channels, layers or paths. Save files as RGB rather than any other RGB colourspace – and not as CMYK. Save as 8 bit files (instead of 16 bit) and without LZW or other compression. Name your photograph as: your name_year image was made (e.g. Bob Smith_2012).
Submissions should be sent via wetransfer (https://www.wetransfer.com) by 18th March 2013. Please indicate in the message your name, program and student number. Once you send your photograph via wetransfer.com please also send an email to ivsacucr@gold.ac.uk with ‘IVSA photo competition’ in the subject heading and with the same information as the main message.
N.B. More information about the conference (including fees and registration) will soon be available on the IVSA website: http://www.visualsociology.org
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Centre for Urban and Community Research
Dates & times
Date | Time | Add to calendar |
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18 Mar 2013 | 11:45pm |
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