Art & Art History ETDs
Publication Date
4-27-1979
Abstract
This is an examination of the underlying concepts and the formal characteristics of my photographic work. In my work, the repetition of formal elements, the visual meanings which emerge from the sequential interplay of the images, and my interest in visual problems related to depth and surface, are combined with a diaristic and existential viewpoint in the use of the camera and with an interest in photographing American material culture. My work is in the tradition of Robert Frank and uses insights from my study of Ralph Gibson's use of sequencing. I see my work in relation to poetry and its structural devices and in relation to experimental cinema and film theory. The work is presented in the form of a sequence of images, the ordering of which is significative, which stresses relationships between individual images and to the group as a whole.
Language
English
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Arts
Level of Degree
Masters
Department Name
UNM Department of Art and Art History
First Committee Member (Chair)
Thomas R. Barrow
Second Committee Member
Illegible
Third Committee Member
Wayne Roderic Lazorik
Recommended Citation
Hinderaker, Mark Ivan. "The Concerns and Concepts Underlying My Photographic Work." (1979). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/arth_etds/168