Transforming Intermediality and Transregional Communication

Abstract

This monograph is devoted to explore the theoretical and practical dimensions of intermediality and transregional communication in art, highlighting their evolution, transformation, and impact on global culture and interaction. The theoretical foundations of intermediality are analyzed, emphasizing the integration of various media forms and their impact on contemporary art and cultural phenomena. The study examines the origins and current state of transregional communication, assessing its importance for the development of global relations, cultural integration, economic and political cooperation. The monograph synthesizes historical perspectives with contemporary trends, including media theory, cultural studies, and art history, to provide a deeper understanding of these concepts. It emphasizes important points, such as the intermediality of visual and literary texts and the transformative impact of interregional exchanges on artistic practices and social structures. This study is an important resource for scholars and practitioners in the fields of media studies, cultural analysis, and art history, as it offers theoretical foundations and practical approaches for future research. Ting Wen, born in September 1982, is an associate professor and currently a full-time teacher at the Art College of Minzu Normal University of Xingyi in Guizhou Province, China. She obtained her PhD from Nanjing University, with research interests in ethnic arts and culture, art criticism, and art theory. In the past five years, she chaired two provincial-level projects, one municipal-level project, and three university-level projects. Besides, she participated in two projects on National Social Science Fund. Her publications included a translated book “Selected Late Writings of Greenberg”, a monograph “Strategies for Cultivating and Enhancing Aesthetic Abilities of College Students”, and more than 30 academic papers, among which 7 papers were included in core journals. The papers of “Riegl and Wolfflin in the Perspective of Formalist Art History” and “Cultural Sociological Analysis of the Modern Art System” were included in Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index (CSSCI, a Chinese database for core journals), and “Analysis of Gaeml Architectural Culture Characteristics Based on Drum Tower” were included in ISTP.