Sentence examples for visual theorist from inspiring English sources

Deciphering his compatriots' hand signals was one of many challenges that Munari set himself in a 70-year career as a designer, artist, art director, filmmaker, architect, visual theorist and newspaper columnist, who also found the time to publish some 70 books as well as to invent one of the earliest portable slide projectors.

By joining their advice to the observations of visual communication theorists such as Lev Kuleshov, Roland Barthes, and Scott McCloud, it is possible to improve slideware presentations not only on a slide-by-slide basis but also at the level of the sequence, where multiple slides work together to convey meanings and create significant audience-speaker interactions.

"In the 1970s and 80s as feminists began to examine the dynamics of the gaze of visual media, theorists such as Kaja Silv​erman argued that the female spectator did not simply adopt a masculine gaze but was always involved in a 'double identification' with both the passive and active subject positions," explains Cambridge University sociologist Wendy Chin-Tanner.

A visual artist, curator and theorist, Menkman has been researching and exploring the topic of "the glitch" since 2006.

Visual pleasure, argues the feminist theorist Laura Mulvey, is bound up with a disciplinarian male gaze.

Jonathan Richardson was an important 18th-century theorist of the visual arts, but also a tireless observer of his own face as he grew older.

Ms. Zippay also moves beyond the usual identification of artists as the sole or primary video pioneers, citing a "fluid mix" of "performance and visual artists, political activists, cybernetic theorists, filmmakers, Fluxus provocateurs, and self-described video freaks and electronic geeks".

Manovich and Daniel Goddemeyer of DigitalThoughtFacility decided there was more room to build upon this information, and recruited a variety of media theorists, data scientists, visual designers, and even an art historian to turn the deluge of photos into a coherent project. .

Theorists of art and visual culture have long recognized that vision is not simply a neutral, physiological act, and that the act of filming or photographing encodes gendered forms of looking.

The first use of "electronic superhighway" is credited not to a media theorist but to the Korean American visual artist Nam June Paik, who foresaw developments that we would now recognise as YouTube and Skype.

In his book "Understanding Media," the cultural theorist Marshall McLuhan wrote that "the effect of radio is visual".