Camera Recording Its Own Condition

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Camera Recording Its Own Condition is a conceptual artwork by John Hilliard that explores the nature of photographic representation by having a camera document itself and the conditions of its own operation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conceptual artwork
aim to make visible the conditions of its own making
to question transparency of photographic images
artist John Hilliard NERFINISHED
artisticForm photo-conceptual work
artisticStrategy self-referential documentation
systematic photographic procedure
associatedWith British conceptual art
conceptualFocus camera documenting itself
photography examining its own conditions
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator John Hilliard NERFINISHED
creatorNationality British
creatorOccupation artist
photographer
depicts camera
studio setup
tripod
displayFormat series of photographic prints
documentation exhibition catalogues on conceptual photography
documentedIn art historical literature on conceptual photography
writings on John Hilliard
explores limits of photographic objectivity
reflexivity in photography
relationship between image and apparatus
field contemporary art
photographic theory
genre conceptual photography
hasPart camera
photographic prints
hasTitle Camera Recording Its Own Condition NERFINISHED
influencedBy conceptual art practices of the 1960s and 1970s
languageOfTitle English
mainSubject apparatus of photography
conditions of photographic production
photographic representation
self-documentation
self-referentiality
medium black-and-white photography
photography
movement Conceptual art
period late 20th century art
questionedConcept neutrality of the camera
truth-value of photographs
relatedWork John Hilliard photographic series on representation NERFINISHED
typeOfWork self-reflexive artwork

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John Hilliard notableWork Camera Recording Its Own Condition