Professor Lamont Lindstrom, University of Tulsa: Shooting Melanesians: Early still and motions pictures from the Southwest Pacific. Chair: Professor F...
Session Four, Part one: The photograph as source for American painting, film and other visual imagery of the Asia Pacific.
Dr Prue Ahrens, Griffith University: An Unreliable Source: Henry Adams’s Tahitian Album, 1891. Chair: Professor Fiona Paisley.
Session Three, Part two: Image Consumption – U.S. exhibitions, albums, magazines and post-cards of the Asia Pacific.
Associate Professor Ann Elias, University of Sydney: Relations with Natives: Photography, Papua New Guinea and the Pacific War. Chair: Ms Ruth McDouga...
Session Three, Part one: Image Consumption – U.S. exhibitions, albums, magazines and post-cards of the Asia Pacific.
Dr Jennifer Watts, Huntington Library, Art Collection and Botanical Gardens: Storyteller with a Camera: Jack London and the Cruise of the Snark. Chair...
Session Two, Part five: Image Transmission – American travel, tourism and war in the Asia Pacific.
Mr. Joseph Ho, University of Michigan: ‘In Memoriam’: Photography and disrupted American missionary projects in China, 1890 – 1950 Chairs: Associate P...
Session Two, Part four: Image Transmission – American travel, tourism and war in the Asia Pacific.
Associate Professor Morris Low, University of Queensland: American Photography during the allied occupation of Japan, 1945 – 1952. Chairs: Associate P...
Session Two, Part three: Image Transmission – American travel, tourism and war in the Asia Pacific.
Dr Martyn Jolly, Australian National University: The Photography of Robert B. Goodman. Chairs: Associate Professor Anne Maxwell, University of Melbour...
Session Two, Part two: Image Transmission – American travel, tourism and war in the Asia Pacific.
Ms. Gael Newton, National Gallery of Australia: First Generation American National Geographic Magazine Photographers, 1900s – 1940s. Chairs: Associate...
Session Two, Part one: Image Transmission – American travel, tourism and war in the Asia Pacific.
Dr Erika Esau, Los Angeles County Museum of Art: Early Landscape Photography in California and Australia: A comparative view. Chairs: Associate Profes...
Session One, Part two: Photography’s Contribution to American Empire and Global Culture
Professor Fiona Paisley, Griffith University: Hawaii International: Photography, Anthropology, and Pan-Pacific Internationalism in the mid-Twentieth C...