Thursday 17 September, 18:30

Transbordeur: Ten Years of Photography Scholarship

The editorial team of Transbordeur joins scholars from European universities, including Estelle Blaschke (University of Basel), Max Bonhomme (Université de Strasbourg) and Claire‑Lise Debluë (University of Lausanne), to reflect on a decade of editorial work.

This session examines the journal’s retrospective and presents the anniversary issue ‘Money: Photography, resources, labour, currency,’ exploring how photographic scholarship addresses material, economic and institutional dimensions of the medium, labour relations, and the circulation of images in contemporary economies and cultural practices.

Bibliothèque de Genève,
Promenade des Bastions 8, 1205 Geneva
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Photo Credit: DR

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