Participants
- Stephen Bann
- David Campbell
- Elizabeth Edwards
- Wendy Ewald
- Vicki Goldberg
- Eric Gottesman
- Patricia Hayes
- Marianne Hirsch
- Robin Kelsey
- Anthony Lee
- Susan Meiselas
- Lynda Nead
- Christopher Pinney
- Leigh Raiford
- Michael S. Roth
- Leo Spitzer
- David Levi Strauss
- Andrew Szegedy-Maszak
- John Tagg
- Julia A. Thomas
- Jennifer Tucker
- Laura Wexler
Professor Robin Kelsey
John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Humanities
Department of History of Art and Architecture
Harvard University
Robin Kelsey specializes in the history of photography and American art. He is the author of the widely praised book Archive Style: Photographs and Illustrations for U.S. Surveys, 1850–1890 (2007), and co-editor (with Blake Stimson) of The Meaning of Photography (2008). He has written or lectured on various subjects, including landscape theory, eco-criticism, and early cinema. His landmark article in the Art Bulletin, “Viewing the Archive: Timothy H. O’Sullivan’s Photographs from the Wheeler Survey, 1871–1874,” won the 2004 Arthur Kingsley Porter Prize. He is currently working on two books, Photography and Chance and Viewed with Suspicion: Photography in America, 1959–1976.