Semesterapparat
Women under Surveillance
KHM WS 2014/15
Exposed. voyeurism, surveillance and the camera
These selected essays:
1. Looking Out, Looking In, Voyeurism and its affinities from the beginning of photography, Sandra S. Phillips
3. Voyeurism and Desire, Sandra S. Phillips
4. Celebrity and the Public Gaze, Sandra S. Phillips
5. Surveillance, Sandra S. Phillips
6. Up Periscope! Photography and the surreptitious image
Simon Baker
9. Dare To Be Famous, Self-Exploitation and the Camera, Richard B. Woodward
10. From Observation to Surveillance, Marta Gili
Rosalind Krauss
Essay: Cindy Sherman: Untitled
Especially the first two chapters, about the film stills and the horizontals. All of it is great. Available in the original English and in German.
CTRL [Space]: Rhetorics of Surveillance, from Bentham to Big Brother, Thomas Y. Levin, Ursula Frohne, and Peter Weibel, ed. (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2002)
All the essays are worth a read but start with these two essays:
Victor Burgin, “Jenni’s Room”, 228-235
Peter Weibel, “Pleasure and the Panoptic Principle”, 207-223
Beatriz Colomina: Sexuality & space
Essay by Beatriz Colomina: The Split Wall, Domestic Voyeurism,
p. 72-128