Field guideEssay
What is digital visual culture?
A plain language guide to digital visual culture, its six most common forms and the ways it is used in art, marketing, politics and activism.
Resources
Resources and notes.
A working index of essays, event records, programme pages and legacy notes held on this site.
Event indexSeries
The lecture series
The three public events of Digital | Visual | Cultural, with links to each programme, recap, video and social media record.
ArchiveTwitter
Models, Volume, 3D: Twitter history
The sequence of posts from the final event, covering point clouds, LiDAR, heritage, virtual reality and the politics of three dimensional visualisation.
ReadingBibliography
Work cited
The project statement includes a full bibliography on visual culture, digital mediation and the politics of looking, from Alpers and Berger to Srnicek and Browne.
ALegacy pages
Kept for URL continuity.
The site moved between publishing systems. These legacy pages are preserved so that old links continue to resolve.
- AContact record
- BHomepage record
- CAuthor archive: Priya
- DPlanning and execution for Workday implementations
About the guest noteThe Workday implementation note is a legacy article preserved from the site's later publishing period. It is not part of the Digital | Visual | Cultural event programme, but its URL is kept so that no page is lost.