the Lens: Wørd: Don't Blame Me...I Didn't Vote for Kodos...Kang Either

Wørd: Don't Blame Me...I Didn't Vote for Kodos...Kang Either

du·op·o·ly
n. an economic or political condition in which power is concentrated in two persons or groups

he·ge·mo·ny
n. the social, cultural, ideological, or economic influence exerted by a dominant group

ol·i·gar·chy
n. a government in which a small group exercises control especially for corrupt and selfish purposes; also : a group exercising such control

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Lenses are more than devices used to capture photographic images. Along with filters and framing, they are mental constructs through which we interact with and understand everything. They distort the ways in which we hear, see, and think. This has implications that go far beyond photography, but also impacts our flawed understanding of other people and the world around us.

Cultural Criticism begins with literature, philosophy, art, film, music, and television. But more than what these things means to their creators...the lenses and filters through which they made their contribution to culture...our interpretations of these are often tragically wrong...interpreted as they are by our own lenses, filers, and framing. Critical thinking involves challenging these in ourselves more than the other.

Place & Space deals with archaeology, architecture, and urbanism. How humans build and interact with their environment is not neutral, but it forms, focuses, and filters the ways in which we understand our societies and our places within them.