Engendering Interaction with Images (Book)

By Audrey G. Bennett

In this groundbreaking book, communication expert Audrey Grace Bennett argues that engendering interaction with images improves their effectiveness by enabling images to convey meanings effectively across cultures. 

Category: Visual Arts

Edition

Audrey Grace Bennett is associate professor of graphics in the Department of Language, Literature, and Communication at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in New York. She is editor of Design Studies: Theory and Research in Graphic Design. 

Introduction
 
Epistemology
 
Efficacy
 
Interaction
 
Collaborative design through active interaction with a static image
 
Collaborative design through active interaction with a dynamic image
 
Computer mediated collaborative design of a static image
Bics
ART FORMS
Bisacs
ART / General
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