Communication Arts

Aug 12, 2024 | academic.oup.com | Communication Arts |R Kelly

The contemporary media environment is often characterized as awash in uncivil and divisive messages. Central to this characterization, are social media, where partisans may engage in uncivil exchanges with outgroup members.

May 18, 2024 | kathmandupost.com | Alison Moore |Communication Arts

From historical myths to modern femtech apps, the focus of medical products aimed at women is often profit, not well-being. For centuries, women have been bombarded with a relentless marketing push for unnecessary medical products and services that often have questionable benefits for their health.

Apr 26, 2024 | commarts.com | Communication Arts

“I was commissioned by the Folio Society to create eight illustrations for the new edition of Agatha Christie’s novel . Focusing on one glamorous family, this classic murder mystery drips with intrigue and suspicion from the outset.” 13 1/2 × 21, colored pencil, wax crayon, oil pastels on board.

Oct 2, 2023 | commarts.com | Communication Arts

“After the launch of The Micropedia of Microaggressions, the first encyclopedia of microaggressions, we needed to raise awareness for the tool and connect with individuals in the very places where these subtle slights are often experienced. A traveling exhibit featured posters with commonly documented microaggressions next to paper silhouettes.

Mar 27, 2023 | chronicle.com | Chris Fleming |Antonio Olmos |Communication Arts

It’s not quite right to think of Slavoj Žižek as a mere theorist; he is closer, in line with Parisian haute langue, to an “event.” As well as the numerous books he’s written, there are dozens about him. There is a journal devoted to Žižek, a Žižek dictionary, Žižek conferences, even a Žižek nightclub and a Žižek fashion collection. And before long, given the scandalous pace of capital, there may well be Žižek soft drinks, action figures, and Žižekrypto.