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Dusan Stulik

Senior Research Curator of Photography Discusses Photography in the Digital Age

February 21, 2013 - Alexandra Wetegrove

Cover of The Getty Conservation Institute newsletter Conservation Perspectives.
Cover of The Getty Conservation Institute newsletter Conservation Perspectives.

In “Technology: No Place For Wimps,” Ransom Center Senior Research Curator of Photography Roy Flukinger joins Carol Henry, fine-art photographer, and James M. Reilly, founder and director of the Image Performance Institute at the Rochester Institute of Technology, in a discussion about photography in the digital age. The discussion, which appears in The Getty Conservation Institute newsletter Conservation Perspectives, features a question and answer session with the three experts and highlights the ways in which photographers, conservators, and curators respond to the challenges posed by a rapidly changing medium. Flukinger, Henry, and Reilly spoke with Dusan Stulik, a Getty Conservation Institute senior scientist, and Jeffrey Levin, editor of the Institute’s newsletter.

Filed Under: Conservation, Photography Tagged With: Carol Henry, Conservation Perspectives, digital age, Dusan Stulik, Image Performance Institute at the Rochester Institute of Technology, James M. Reilly, Jeffrey Levin, photographers, Photography, Roy Flukinger, Technology: No Place for Wimps, The Getty Conservation Institute

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