Jennifer Greenburg is a photographer based in Chicago, IL. In her series Revising History, Jennifer alters vintage found photographs by inserting herself into the image, creating something new that comments on the ways that the style and glamor of the post-war era glosses over the very real discrimination and gender inequality of the time. We talked about Revising History, the ways that photographs lie, and the need for visual literacy in our society. Then in the second segment, Jennifer chose vintage clothing as her topic.

(Conversation recorded March 21, 2019.)

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Show Notes:

• Jennifer Greenburg
• Jennifer Greenburg - Revising History
• jdc Fine Art
• jdc Fine Art - Cultural Grooming | New Work by Jennifer Greenburg
• Head On Photo Festival - Revising History
• Wired - “Woman Perfectly Adds Herself to Other People’s Old Photos”
• Jacob Riis
• Lewis Hine
• photo-eye - “Interview: Jennifer Greenburg on Revising History”
• Zelda Fitzgerald
• Martha Gellhorn
• Bruce Davidson
• Georges Seurat - A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte
• Penelope Umbrico
• Eric William Carroll
• Bob Mackie - Barbie Collection
• Greer Lankton
• Nan Goldin
• Center for Creative Photography
• Andre Williams
• Screamin’ Jay Hawkins
• Bob Baker Marionette Theater
• Angelyne
• Mystic Kidder

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