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Lieu : The City Museum of Ljubljana, Gosposka 15, Ljubljana, Slovenia.Date : Du 8 au 10 mai 2018.Limite d'inscription : 30 avril 2018Practices, Circulation and Legacies: Photographic Histories in Central and Eastern EuropeThe third, 2018 installment of the Photographic Histories in Central and Eastern Europe conference series seeks to enhance understandings of the mechanisms and realities that have influenced the development of local photographic practices and their relationship with uses of photography elsewhere. It also aspires to expand knowledge about social and cultural customs that facilitated the circulation and legacies of photographs throughout the medium’s history in the region of Central and Eastern Europe. Papers will therefore address a range of interrelated topics, including but not limited to:- The history and state of photographic collections/archives, the opportunities they present and the challenges they face- The history and state of local research practices and academic discourses on photography (research topics, theory and methodology)- The circulation of photographs and photographic images in public and private spheres and their impact on collective imaginations in Central and Eastern Europe (e.g. the uses of photography in art, media, politics…)Organisation and Advisory Committee:Marija Skočir (Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana, Ljubljana)Eva Pluhařová-Grigienė (Independent Researcher)Marta Ziętkiewicz (Liber pro Arte, Warsaw)Petra Trnková (Institute of Art History, The Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague)Ewa Manikowska (Institute of Art, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw)Gil Pasternak (Photographic History Research Centre at De Montfort University, Leicester)Programme:DAY 1 (8 May 2018)8.00-9.00 Registration at the City Museum of Ljubljana9.00-9.15 Welcome Introduction9.15-10.15 KEYNOTE LECTURE:  Marianna Michatowska, Between Theory and Practice: Adventures of Polish Art PhotographyPanel 1: CONCEPTUALIZING PHOTOGRAPHY10.20-10.40 Simona Beresova, Photography at the Applied Arts  in Bratislava (1928- 1939)10.40-11.00 Candice M. Hamelin, The Circulation and Development of Art Photography in the GDR11.00-11.20 Olga Davydova, Re-thinking Past and Present in Modern Russian Photography11.20-11.40 Discussion11.40-12.00 Coffee breakPanel 2: HISTORIOGRAPHY AND METHODOLOGIES12.00-12.20 Paula Gortazar, Towards the Emancipation of Photographic Vision: "Visualism", "Opsognomie", "Elementary Photography"12.20-12.40 Ramina Abilova, Photography in Historical Studies12.40-13.00 Laszlo Beke, History and Histories in Photography13.00-13.20 Discussion13.20-14.40 LunchPanel 3: COMMUNICATING SOCIO-POLITICAL TRANSITION14.40-15.00 Ann Phatsch, GDR Social Documentary Photography and Its Function as a Substitute Public15.00-15.20 Catherine Troiano, Future of the Past: Commemorating  150  Years of Photography in Hungary, 198915.20-15.40 Gil Pasternak and Marta Ziętkiewicz, Exhibiting Cultural Minorities: The Resuscitation of Jews in Poland's Post-Communist Visible Sphere15.40-16.00 Coffee break16.00-16.20 Daria Panaiotti, "False light": Soviet Criticism of Photographic Representation on the ''Thaw" Period.16.20-16.40 Mihalcea loan Daniel, Photographs of the Miners' Raids in the Context of the Romanian post-1989 Photojournalistic Press Evolution16.40-17.00 DiscussionDAY 2 (9 May 2018)Panel 4: PHOTOGRAPHY  AND  CROSS-CULTURAL  EXCHANGE9.30-9.50 Ivana Gržina, Three Photographers in Search of a Homeland: Franz Daniel Pommer, Juan Stand/, Franz Thiard de Laforest and the 19th Century Photography in Croatia9.50-10.10 Martin Keckeis, Early Industrial Photography in Central and Eastern Europe: From Expansive Corporate Strategies to Documentatory Commitments within Changing Socio-Economic Structures10.10-10.30 Fedora Parkmann, Triangular Circulation. lnterwar Photograms between France, Germany and Czechoslouakia10.30-10.50 Discussion10.50-11.10 Coffee breakPanel 5: PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTIONS AND ARCHIVES - I11.10-11.30 Kamila Ktudkiewicz, The History and Role of The Institute of Art History Photo Archive in the 100 Years of Art History Education in Poznan11.30-11.50 Ana Bogdanovic, Angelina Bankovic, The Fund of Jeremi)a Stanojeuic in the Belgrade City Museum as a Source of New Museological and Art Historical Reading11.50-12.10 Lara Štrumej, Photography at Moderna Galerija in Ljubljana: From Guest  Exhibitionsto a Collection and Our Own Research12.10-12.30 Discussion12.30-13.50 LunchPanel 6: PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTIONS AND ARCHIVES - II13.50-14.10 Hana Buddeus, Between Fragile Materiality and Mass Reproducibility: The Negative in the Professional Work of Josef Sudek14.10-14.30 Bohunka Koklesova, History, Memory,  Photography14.30-14.50 Viktoria Myronrnko, Preservation of Private Memory in the Soviet Union: Photographic Archive of the Cinematographer Leonid Bur/aka14.50-15.10  Discussion15.10-15.30 Coffee break15.30-16.20 KEYNOTE LECTURE: llija Tomanic Trivundza, Towards a Chance History of the Medium: Photography, Materiality and Chance16.20-16.40 Round-Table DiscussionDAY 3 (10 May 2018)10.00-14.00 Ljubljana photographic archives and collections: site VisitsRegistration now open via the conference website:https://photographycee.wordpress.com/