Abstract Cultural heritage can be perceived as an inimitable and highly original type of information (in the broader context of communication), and thus from a certain point of view as a medium. In the long term, cultural heritage can be viewed as a means of communicating
Abstract The article presents the results of study stylistics and visual imagery of new communications – digital media. The relevance of the topic lies in the growing use of computer technologies in visual communications: media design, web design and advertising. Multimedia as a fundamentally new type
Abstract Media and technology convergence has caused many changes in the world of the young public - from preferred social media, to content creation, to media consumption and its volume. In the online world, young audiences live their own lives, often separate from real ones. This
Abstract The podcast has discovered its own listeners over the past few years and has naturally integrated itself into their daily lives. Its remarkable growth is also resonating in professional and scholarly circles, where attempts are being made to define it and integrate it into mass
Abstract In the study, we address the current issues of corporate social responsibility in the context of applying its principles in corporate design through sustainable design. We draw attention to the importance of applying the mentioned concept in corporate identity and finding its feasible form using
Abstract Within the horizontal level of perception of the world (the sphere of intellect) and the vertical sphere of the heart, the study is an analytical examination and questioning of the photographical medium essence across various views from areas of philosophy, theology, semiology, and visual culture.
Abstract Reconstructing events, reviving the vital or reminding of and remembering the past are the main functions of an archive. A picture archives not only what has happened, but also, from the perspective of preserving the future, it projects historical time that struggles with timelessness. Photography
Abstract American photorealism was an art movement born in the late 1960s in the USA, from where it travelled to the European continent over the following decades. Drawing inspiration from pop-art iconography, it resolutely stood in opposition to abstract expressionism, conceptualism and minimalism. Its uniqueness was
Abstract Our study reflects on the unique digital social activity Museum Art Challenge initiated by the Getty Museum in Los Angeles in a transdisciplinary fashion (touching on aesthetics, psychology and media and communication studies), which was shared on social media during the lockdown during the years
Abstract The medieval cathedral is a relatively common theme in art, and the fascination that these buildings evoked among artists even soon after they first appeared can be traced through history. Nonetheless, artistic attitudes toward medieval architecture have evolved over time and by the late 20th
Abstract The study focuses on the biographical drama (or, the biopic) as a critically underestimated, yet popular film genre that tends to portray extraordinary lives and career patterns of famous people. Given the fact that the feature film Bohemian Rhapsody (2018, directed by Bryan Singer, later
Abstract The study examines and compares various interpretations of the term camera as a means of expression in the individual stages of the development of film sciences, as well as the overlap of the mentioned theoretical concepts into groundbreaking film pieces by relevant filmmakers. In addition
