Waring reviews Moore’s new book, a compelling critical intervention into the study of the weaponisation of photography against aberrant bodies.
Camille Waring
Camille Waring is a feminist writer and researcher. She holds a PhD from the Centre for Research and Education in Arts and Media (CREAM), Westminster School of Arts, London. Her completed thesis is titled Whoretography: Sex Workers as Image-makers: A Critical Analysis of Sex Workers’ Self-representation in Online Public Spaces (2023). Her work is concerned with feminism, the self-image and visual criminology. Camille is the founder of the feminist creative resistance and visual arts rebellion website, The Photographic Theorist.
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