HOGARES CON TV: ESCENAS DEL ÁLBUM DE FOTOS FAMILIAR
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Sobre la base de una coleccion de mas de 5.000 fotografis instantaneas en que figuran televisores, este ensayo explora como las personas (principalmente en los EE. UU.) visualizaron sus hogares con TV entre las decadas de 1950 y 1970. Se indaga en el uso de la TV como lugar para posar y para la presentacion de identi- dades individuales y familiares. En lugar de sencillamente limitarse a mirar la TV, las personas llevaron a caboperformances frente al televisor, transformando el aparato de TV en un espacio escenografico. El articulo con- sidera una variedad de situaciones espaciales en hogares con TV: desde espacios vacis a espacios teatrales y espacios de extranza. Se sugiere que la fotografi vernacula proporciona nueva evidencia respecto a la manera en que las personas vivieron con la TV e hicieron de sus hogares “teatros en casa”.
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