Slow scholarship offers an alternative way to do research, yet its implications for visual
practice and production remain implicit. In this article, I translate and apply key notions of …

Researchers have often called for micro-scale analyses of residential displacement, and
more recently, for work that acknowledges the importance of temporal and spatial …

Rephotography is the process of recapturing the photograph of a location from the same
perspective in which it was captured earlier. A rephotographed image is the best …

Come fare ricerca, e pensare, con le immagini? Come usare le immagini per trasformare la
comprensione della città e qual è il contributo che il linguaggio visivo può fornire per …

In 1980, when the word “gentrification” first appeared in the pages of Canada's Globe and
Mail newspaper, it was defined as the “middle-class reclamation of slums, and the …

Measuring the pace and spatial distribution of gentrification is important to developing
policies to mitigate its negative consequences. Typically, this is done through an analysis of …

It can be argued that migrants express their own agency, via spatial practices, to change the
meanings of the spaces and places they occupy and use. Although they are not the most …

Many communities face risks of technological disasters at fertilizer plants and other facilities.
Understanding damage and rebuilding of housing supports planners in implementing …

Engaging with a scene of the iconic movie Smoke (by Wayne Wang, 1995) in which a
rephotographic project is sensitively elicited, this paper addresses the technique of repeat …

The concern of this text is the relationship between the city and photography. In order to
examine the interrelation between the two, a significant case has been identified with Paris …