| FILTER is the
only Nordic magazine that, in a broad sense,
investigates the impact of photography on how we live
our lives and on how we make politics, science and art.
Independent of museums, institutions, and interest
groups, FILTER constitutes a platform for balanced
debate about the role of photography in visual culture
and subjugate this particular medium to the
investigative gaze of researchers, journalists and
critics. With portfolios from Danish and foreign photographers, in-depth articles, interviews and reviews, FILTER presents photography in all of its diversity. The magazine includes various types of photography (amateur, art, press, fashion and advertising photography, as well as scientific and social use of the medium) and presents various approaches to the medium (photographic theory, anthropology, journalism, art history, cultural history, philosophy, etc.). Furthermore, the magazine includes both contemporary photography as well as older photographic material in its publications. Each issue is centred on a theme. So far Photogenic, Space, Normal, Disappearances, and Hybrid. |
Editor-in-Chief: Camilla Kragelund Editors: Øivind Holtermann, Camilla Kragelund, Cecilie Mejer, Sabine Nielsen, Winnie Nielsen Magazine layout: Pleks Webmaster: Hans-Henrik Røhling |
