Walking with a Camera
By
Peter Korček
Abstract In his work, the author primarily focuses on the urban landscape and its impacts on human life. His entire documentary work is linked by a unified authorial idea. In the “Jungle City” cycle, he works with the visual counterpart of the current form of the
The Relevance of Illustration in Book Marketing in the 18th and 19th Centuries in Slovakia
Abstract In each era, there are distinctive features that have influenced the possibilities of promoting intangible art products in the broader context of marketing. The possibilities, methods and forms of promotion have changed and evolved over the centuries and have depended on the development of mass
Colour in Student Magazine Design
Abstract Creating a school magazine offers students opportunities to develop their skills, professional potential, teamwork, creativity, media literacy, and involvement in the school community. In magazine design, colours create a positive first impression, strengthen a magazine’s attractiveness and popularity among readers. Combinations of colours form a
Mass Media Culture in Slovakia (on the Example of Tracking the Value Message of Media Content Flowing to the Public)
By
Karol Orban
Abstract The media inherently reflect the cultural, political and social contexts of a nation through products (audiovisual programmes). Public opinion to some extent participates in the profiling of the programmes broadcast. The thematic concept of media products is marked by the current social current – the
Visual Communication of Festive Shop Window Displays with Customers
Abstract The object of the authors’ research was the festive Christmas window displays of brick-and-mortar retail stores. The main objective of the research was to identify the dominant colours, symbols and signage of Christmas festive displays of retail brick-and-mortar stores across different product categories and countries
Discourse of Expression of Image Representations in Contemporary Audiovisual Culture
Abstract The presented study deals with the issue of the discourse of pictorial portrayals in present-day audiovisual culture. The authors aim to find the basic parameters of the current discourse and discursive practices within audiovisual creation, especially film and television. They define basic concepts and categories
Men with No Story. On the Work and Exhibition Kronos by Martina Lukić
DOI: https://doi.org/10.34135/ejmap-24-01-08 Ivičič, M. (2024). Men with No Story. On the Work and Exhibition Kronos by Martina Lukić. European Journal of Media, Art and Photography, 12(1), 122-124.
Why is there light?
DOI: https://doi.org/10.34135/ejmap-24-01-09 Churkin, S. (2024). Why is there light? European Journal of Media, Art and Photography, 12(1), 125-126.
Mindful Observers
Abstract The importance of services running in the background is often overlooked. Museum wardens assume such a role. This project focuses on them. It works using the means of photography, interviews and the respectful design of the presentation of the project results in a gallery. Key words Documentary.
Photographs
By
Anton Baša
Abstract Architecture and man – these are the two most important supporting motifs in the over 20 years long photographic work of Anton Baša. The relationship to both of these subjects is deeply rooted in his personality. Colourful work is very characteristic for the author, gradually
The Specific Characteristics of the Creativity of Alexander Chekmenev in the Concept of the Development of Social Documentary as a Significant Part of Contemporary Ukrainian Art Photography
Abstract Social documentary photography is one of the key genres that Ukrainian artists use for creating a series of works presented in the form of a photo book or as an independent project. Among the most prominent representatives of this direction, Alexander Chekmenev and the members