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Volume 2 Show Tell
In 2005 the theorising Visual Art and Design (TVAD) Research Group at the University of Hertfordshire hosted this international conference.
Downloads
I
- Amy Galpin - Re-Thinking Retórica Cristiana through Space and Performance: A Sixteenth-Century Case of Image and Text
- Dominic Hardy - Historical ironies of Henri Julien (1852-1908): researching identity and graphic satire across languages in Québec
- Nancy Strow Sheley - The 'Language of Flowers' as Coded Subtext: Conflicted Messages of Domesticity in Mary Wilkins Freeman’s Short Fiction
II
- Christa-Maria Lerm Hayes - Re-inventing the Literary Exhibition: Exhibiting (Dialogical and Subversive) Art on (James Joyce’s) Literature
- Fiona Hackney - 'They Opened up a Whole New World’: narrative, text and image in British women’s magazines in the 1930s
- Deborah Schultz - Pictorial Narrative, History and Memory in the Work of Arnold Daghani
III
- Eilish O’Donohoe - Between Image and Text: Tensions in the art of Hans Haacke and Jenny Holzer
- Øyvind Vågnes - Inside the Zapruder Museum
- Linda Sandino - Speaking about Things: Oral History as Context