[ecrea] Visual Studies - New Issue Now Avaialble

> Visual Studies
> The first issue from the 25th anniversary volume is now available online!
> This new issue is a themed issue and the 
> introduction is currently available free online.
> http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~db=all~content=g920091012

> Guest Editors' Introduction
>
> Walking across disciplines: from ethnography to 
> arts practice ? Free Online Access
> Sarah Pink, Phil Hubbard, Maggie O'Neill and Alan Radley
>
>
> Articles
>
>
> Walk 
>
> Hamish 
> Fulton 
>
>
> Ways of mind-walking: reading, writing, 
> painting 
>
> Tim 
> Ingold 
>
>
> Dangerous substances and visible evidence: 
> tears, blood, alcohol, pills
> Andrew 
> Irving 
>
>
> From means to occasion: walking in the life of 
> homeless people
> Alan Radley, Kerry Chamberlain, Darrin Hodgetts, 
> Ottilie Stolte and Shiloh Groot
>
> Walking, sensing, belonging: ethno-mimesis as 
> performative praxis
> Maggie O'Neill; Phil 
> Hubbard 
>
>
> 'Walk with me, talk with me': the art of 
> conversive 
> wayfinding
> Misha 
> Myers 
>
>
> Walking in rhythms: place, regulation, style and 
> the flow of experience
> Tim 
> Edensor 
>
>
> The 
> Manoeuvre 
>
> Tim 
> Brennan 
>
>
> Off the beaten 
> track? 
>
> Mark Gwynne 
> Jones 
>
>
> The Pennine Way: the legs that made us (a return 
> journey)
> Tamara Ashley and Simone 
> Kenyon 
>
>
> Street training in Loughborough: on climbing, 
> testing, penetrating, playing with, nurturing, 
> building and/or pissing on boundaries - 
> physical, mental and social - in the perpetual 
> making of public space
> Lottie 
> Child 
>
>
> Walking, the Western and the 
> tumbleweed 
>
> Claire Blundell 
> Jones 
>
>
>
> New Media Review
>
>
> Camera phone images, videos and live streaming: 
> a contemporary visual trend
> Gaby 
> David 
>
>
>
> Reviews
>
>
> Photography: Theoretical 
> snapshots 
>
> Jamie Patrice 
> Joanou 
>
>
> Seeing witness: Visuality and the ethics of 
> testimony 
>
> Lisa Ackerly 
> Hernandez 
>
>
> Cultural icons
> Moving viewers: American film and the 
> spectator's 
> experience
> Judith R. 
> Halasz 
>
>
> The Oxford 
> Project 
>
> Richard 
> Chalfen 
>
>
> Developing skill, developing vision - practices 
> of locality at the foot of the Alps
> Rob 
> Walker 
>
>
> Modern art culture: A 
> reader 
>
> Julia 
> Pine 
>
>
> New media in the white cube and beyond: 
> Curatorial models for digital art
> Jennifer 
> VanderBurgh 
>
>
> Agitate! Educate! Organize! American labor 
> posters 
>
> Egemen 
> Ozbek 
>
>
> Glamour in six dimensions: Modernism and the 
> radiance of form
> Veronica 
> Manlow 
>
>
> Visual communication research 
> designs 
>
> Christopher Longtin

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