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Book cover of Instagrammable: What art tells us about social media, with a mobile phone. Published by Hannibal Publishers.
Book cover of Instagrammable: What art tells us about social media, with a mobile phone. Published by Hannibal Publishers.
Book cover of Instagrammable: What art tells us about social media, with a mobile phone. Published by Hannibal Publishers.
Book cover of Instagrammable: What art tells us about social media, with a mobile phone. Published by Hannibal Publishers.
Book cover of Instagrammable: What art tells us about social media, with a mobile phone. Published by Hannibal Publishers.
Book cover of Instagrammable: What art tells us about social media, with a mobile phone. Published by Hannibal Publishers.
Book cover of Instagrammable: What art tells us about social media, with a mobile phone. Published by Hannibal Publishers.
Book cover of Instagrammable: What art tells us about social media, with a mobile phone. Published by Hannibal Publishers.
Book cover of Instagrammable: What art tells us about social media, with a mobile phone. Published by Hannibal Publishers.
Book cover of Instagrammable: What art tells us about social media, with a mobile phone. Published by Hannibal Publishers.

Instagrammable

What art tells us about social media

By (author) Koenraad Jonckheere

$60.00

Publishing 1st Feb 2025
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  • A digital Renaissance through art historical perspective: provides answers through the lens of 2,500 years of art history
  • Features 11 chapters packed with compelling examples from art history
  • Encourages readers to reconsider their perceptions of digital imagery
Full Description

What is the relationship between the Holy Trinity and social media? How do hashtags influence us? Why are we so inclined to use filters? Why do we treat digital images differently than analogue ones? Art history offers a beginning of answers.

Instagrammable explores the paradox of looking without seeing and seeing without looking. Koenraad Jonckheere examines trust in and distrust of images, drawing on 2,500 years of thinking about visual art. In eleven chapters, he examines the world of digital images through numerous intriguing examples from art history.

About the Author

Koenraad Jonckheere is professor of art history at Ghent University. He is fascinated by the phenomenon of art and has previously written on portraiture, art trade, iconoclasm and Rubens, among other subjects. He's the author of A New History of Western Art – From Antiquity to the Present Day.

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Publisher
Hannibal Books
ISBN
9789464941531
Publish date
1st Feb 2025
Binding
Hardback
Territory
USA & Canada
Size
6.69 in x 9.06 in
Pages
304 Pages
Illustrations
130 color
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