39/2 (Fall 2005)
WCL
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Unfinished Business: Photographing Vancouver Streets 1955 to 1985
In Collaboration with Presentation House Gallery, North Vancouver
Cover Art: Fred Herzog, Granville St. Vancouver, late 1950s
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Vancouver Photographs by Dick Bellamy, Brian Stablyk, Jack Dale, Michael de Courcy, Christos Dikeakos, Fred Douglas, Svend-Erik Eriksen, Robbert Flick, Greg Girard, Curt Lang, Robert Sherrin, N.E. Thing Company, Fred Herzog, Henri Robideau, Bruce Stewart, Jeff Wall, Roy Arden, Ian Wallace, Tony Westman, Paul Wong |
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Editors'
Note |
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The
Shock of the Old—the Street Photograph in Vancouver |
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Transient
Vancouver: A Difficult Typology |
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The
City, The Flaneur and the Man with the Camera |
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Dissent,
Tree Stumps and Bohemianism in Early Modern Vancouver |
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Terminal
City Picaresque |
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Curt
Lang |
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from
"Take OUt: An All You Can Eat Smorgasbord of Vancouver Poetics" |
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Fourteen
Reasons for Photoconceptualism |
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Hogan's
Alley and Retro-speculative Verse |
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Speaking
Between the Lines |
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Commie
Conversations on Commercial Drive |
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A
Vast and Featureless Expanse: the car rides and streets scans, 1969/71 |
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Impressive
and Interstitial Space in Vancouver's False Creek |
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Exploring
Vancouver in the Fifties and Sixties |
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The
Gastown Riot 1971 & the Rolling Stones Riot 1972 |
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Jeff
Wall: Regarding the Jewish Cemetry |
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Amnesia
in Cities: Notes on Photography and Urban Memory |
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How
to Grow a City: South False Creek's Forgotten Visionaries |
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Me
Too |
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Street
Photos 1970 |
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Curt
Lang as Technologist |
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The
City as Other in Larry Kent's Film The Bitter Ash |
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Walk
to commercial drive |
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Geological
Poetics & Cultural Memory—Vancouver's "One Way" Elegiac
Streets |
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Bob
Williams on the History of Planning Vancouver |