1st Edition
The Everyday in Visual Culture Slices of Lives
Foreword: A Loop
Yung Ho Chang
Introduction
François Penz and Janina Schupp
PART I: SLICES OF EVERYDAY LIFE IN VISUAL CULTURE
1. Early film and the construction of everyday life on screen
Ian Christie
2. Televising the quotidian: BBC Arena’s The Private Life of the Ford Cortina (1982)
Michael Hrebeniak
3. Everyday practices and lived spaces of refugee children on YouTube
Gul Kacmaz Erk and Isıl Baysan Serim
4. The arts of noticing (toward an experimental archive of everyday life)
Ben Highmore
PART II: SLICES OF EVERYDAY LIVES IN MUSEUMS
5. The museum of everyday life
Clare Dolan
6. The museum of ordinary people
Lucy Malone
7. Everyday life in a heritage village: film as a process of research and engagement
Mark Thomas and Suzanne MacLeod
8. Mapping narrative and everyday life in the museum
Tom Duncan
PART III: SLICES OF EVERYDAY LIVES IN THE CITY
9. Imagining the present
Julian Lewis
10. Contingencies of the everyday: screen representations of Tokyo in 1958
Alastair Phillips
11. "Made in Hong Kong": the (re)production of publicness in the cinematic urban topography of contemporary Hong Kong
Zhuozhang Li
PART IV: SLICES OF EVERYDAY LIVES IN THE HOME
12. CineMuseSpace: a cinematic exploration of the minor magic of everyday life
François Penz, Janina Schupp, Maureen Thomas and Matthew Flintham
13. Indian cinema as a database for socio-energy behaviour in chawls
Ashish Rajadhyaksha, Minna Sunikka-Blank, Ronita Bardhan and Janina Schupp
14. Domestic moods: mood catchers and makers
Felicity Atekpe
Biography
François Penz is Emeritus Professor of the Department of Architecture and a fellow of Darwin College, University of Cambridge. Following his monograph, Cinematic Aided Design: An Everyday Life Approach to Architecture (Routledge 2018), he is currently working on a new book, The 100 Films That All Architects Should See (Routledge).
Janina Schupp is the SOUTHWORKS Career Development Fellow in Digital Humanities at Jesus College, University of Oxford and an Affiliated Lecturer in Architecture and Moving Images at the University of Cambridge. She is also a documentary film producer and held fellowships at the Library of Congress, Camargo Foundation, and Nanjing University.
