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Articles in Winter, 2002 issue of Afterimage

• Ann Arbor Film Festival appoints Chrisstina Hamilton as Director - Notes from the Field
• The Wexner Center wins NAMAC Award - Notes from the Field - National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture
• The American Society of Media Photographers - ASMP - Notes from the Field - has a new logo and web site - Brief Article
• Wright Morris: reinventing a photographer - Feature
  by Stephen Longmire
• United States Postal Services honors American Photographers with a New Series of Stamps - USPS - Notes from the Field
• The 2002 Hasselblad Award in Photography has been presented to Canadian Photographer Jeff Wall - Notes from the Field - Brief Article
• The New York Foundation for the Arts - Notes from the Field - launches database of services for artists at www.nyfa.org - Brief Article
• Third time's a charm - Report and Essay - Film festivals.Lake Placid Film Forum
  by Karen Vanmeenen
• Public Pedagogy - Review - Breaking in to the Movies: Film and the Culture of Politics - Book Review
  by Jon Lewis
• Columbia College in Chicago has appointed a new director for The Museum of Contemporary Photography - Notes from the Field - Brief Article
• Artist Fred Wilson has been named the 2002 recipient of the Larry Aldrich Foundation Award - Notes from the Field - Brief Article
• In defense of civil rights: the paradoxical power of family photographs - Feature
  by Sandra Matthews
• The Cleveland Center for Contemporary Art changes its name - Notes from the Field - Brief Article
• Blasting war - Report and Essay - Includes bibiography - Critical Essay
  by Patricia R. Zimmermann
• Manuel Alvarez Bravo, 1902-2002
  by Genevieve Waller
• Artslink announces 2002 Residency Awards - Notes from the Field
• "Vaguely stealthy creatures": Max Kozloff on the poetics of street photography
  by Martin Patrick
• Almost Lost in Light and Motion - Review - Parallax Error
  by Janina Ciezadlo
• ICP announces Triennial exhibition - International Center of Photography
  by Karen Vanmeenen
• The winners of the Center for Documentary Studies' 12th annual Dorothea Lange-Paul Taylor Prize are photographer Dona Ann McAdams and writer Brad Kessler - Notes from the Field - Brief Article
• Darlene Giordano must sell or how I came to make a film in 48 hours - News and Report
  by Leeann Erickson
• Stereotypes but: gender roles in contemporary Latin cinema. . - Feature - movie review
  by Viviana Rangil
• Documentary and anti-graphic: three at the Julien Levy Gallery, 1935 - Feature
  by Roberto Tejada
• pARTs Photographic Arts - Notes from the Field - renamed Minnesota Center for Photography - Brief Article
• New York Foundation for the Arts' publication NYFA Quarterly was relaunched - Notes from the Field - Brief Article
• Books received - Bibliography
• Niepce's first photograph analyzed by the Getty Conservation Institute - GCI - Notes from the Field - Brief Article