Interruption and Disruption and the Possibility of Change

Kantawala, Ami

doi:10.1080/00043125.2021.1860639

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“…However, the COVID-19 global pandemic would now top our list. Indeed, living, learning, and working during a pandemic has been fraught with both enormous challenges and opportunities impacting our personal and professional lives (Hicks, 2021;Kantawala, 2021;LeJevic, 2021). This visual essay describes how artmaking served as a catalyst for personal and professional rejuvenation and resiliency building during a challenging time.…”

Section: Thermal Imaging Can Reveal Yet Another Level Of Realitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Explaining “Real” in Landscape Photography

Isomursu¹

2021

IMAG 11

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Re-charging the IMAGinationAs artists and educators, we continually find ways to energize and invigorate our practice. Now, as we strive to make sense of unprecedented global events that have uprooted our routines we are at new beginnings compelled to again witness the power of art to bring us hope, joy, and meaning. In this issue we present visual essays that have demonstrated novel and innovative ways that artists, educators, and community members recharge as an active commitment to revitalize the imagination and sense of wonder. These essays illuminate how visual language and aesthetic experience brings optimism and resilience into the creative process. By exploring the unexplored they refresh the imagination of self, learners, and community members.As newly appointed co-editors we are also at new beginnings exploring the unexplored and honored to present this, our first issue. We are grateful to Teresa Eca who pioneered and edited IMAG through these past seven years and to graphic designer Angela Saldanha for her keen dedication and vision. We hope to follow their path to Re-charge Imaginations for our readers through many upcoming IMAG issues.

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Section: Thermal Imaging Can Reveal Yet Another Level Of Realitymentioning

confidence: 99%