HeyJaredThe War We See
Hosted by historian Hirah Azhar, this podcast explores the fascinating story of war imagery, and how it has shaped public perceptions of conflict.
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Drone images of Mosul, photogrammetry, and the evolving aesthetics of war imagery...with Giles Price (opens the original)
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This week, I'm joined by photographer and artist Giles Price, whose work blends photography, machine vision technologies, and aerial imaging, encouraging viewers to view war from a completely unique perspective. In this fascinating conversation, we discuss Giles' own military experiences photographing the Gulf War and reflect on how technologies of seeing have transformed over the three decades since that war. We explore the increasingly blurred boundaries between photography, mapping, and machi
Media framing of contemporary war, soldiers’ visual self-representation, and AI-generated war photos...with Professor Katy Parry (opens the original)
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For the first episode of a brand new season of The War We See , I'm joined by Dr Katy Parry, Professor of Media and Politics at the University of Leeds, whose research explores how conflict and politics are communicated, performed, and understood through visual culture. Katy's fascinating work on representations of war ranges from her enduring interest in media framing of military photography, as well as her incredibly varied work on the ways soldiers and military veterans represent themselves a
Season 2 Trailer (opens the original)
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The War We See is back! First episode is out on 15 July, with new episodes out fortnightly.
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