[ecrea] InVisible Culture, Issue 20: "Ecologies" Launch

/InVisible Culture: An Electronic Journal of Visual Culture /(IVC)/,
/published through the University of Rochester’s graduate program in
Visual and Cultural Studies,/ /is pleased to announce the launch of
Issue 20: “Ecologies.” For this issue, we explored the ‘ecological’ turn
in contemporary visual culture. Furnishing an awareness of habitat,
rooted in the Latin verb “it lives,” ecology refers to the dynamism of
the natural world. But it also lends to an understanding of the dynamism
of different kinds of environments, from the virtual to the visual.
Authors Adam Levin, Roberta Buiani, Beatrice Choi and Hans Vermy
contributed articles expanding upon these connotations/, /at the same
time reshaping definitions of liveliness, agency, and subjectivity.
Issue 20 also features three artworks by Cary Peppermint/Leila Nadir
(EcoArtTech), Elc,in Maras,l?, and Eddee Daniels that visualize and
embody a spectrum of ecologies. Making use of IVC’s open access
electronic format, these works take on several forms: artist interview,
installation documentation, online book, and photo essay.


http://ivc.lib.rochester.edu/current-issue/


Please also note that IVC is still accepting submissions to Issue 22,
“Opacity,” whose CFP can be found at the link below as well as in our
.pdf attachment.


http://ivc.lib.rochester.edu/cfp-invisible-culture-issue-22-opacity/


IVC is a student-run interdisciplinary journal published online twice a
year in an open access format. Through peer-reviewed articles, creative
works, and reviews of books, films, and exhibitions, our issues explore
changing themes in visual culture. Fostering a global and current dialog
across fields, IVC investigates the power and limits of vision.


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