Paris' role in the transformation of visual culture across the long nineteenth century continues to maintain a hold on the discipline of the history of art and design and contemporary culture. Why?

Laurie Gries, assistant professor of communication at the University of Colorado Boulder, has won two awards for her 2015 book Still Life with Rhetoric: A New Materialist Approach for Visual Rhetorics ...

Visual Rhetoric: The art and science of using images and visual compositions to persuade, inform or engage an audience.

Writing, speaking, and argumentation are integral to a liberal arts education. Effective writing and speaking in academic contexts requires advanced critical thinking and research skills, all of which ...

By outlining a cultural map by which this visual rhetoric of decapitation may be charted in relation to the Medici family, this article contributes yet a further layer of meaning to the Donatello ...

Bhopal: Bhopal School of Social Sciences (BSSS) celebrated the release of two notable publications in the august presence of ...

Jon Brenden Heggestad Visual Rhetoric Remix Abstract In our participatory Web 2.0 culture, the art of remixing has become ubiquitous. While we might say that this practice, to some extent, has always ...

This essay engages the visual politics of New Deal rhetoric by exploring how Dorothea Langes government photographs, appearing in the social welfare periodical "Survey Graphic" alongside an essay by ...

MFA Visual Narrative 136 West 21st Street, 11th floor, New York, NY 10011 Free and open to the public More Lectures or Art in the First Person Lecture Series events ...

3 Credits This course examines the art history of France and its relationship to colonial cultures from the point of view of its patronage, creation and reception. We study the historical movements ...