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Peer reviewedEmme, Michael J. – Journal of Social Theory in Art Education, 1997
Argues that cultural invisibility happens to anyone who does not contribute images to the world or who does not vigorously critique pictures. Discusses the photography of Jo Spence and Judith Golden who expose the invisibility of those considered plain (old, sick, and female). Links this argument to assumptions about art education. (DSK)
Descriptors: Art Education, Cultural Awareness, Cultural Images, Cultural Isolation
Direct linkRoy, Carole – Convergence, 2005
"The Age of Beauty: Women for Flood Relief 2005-2006: Celebrating the Spirit of Peterborough," is a calendar that successfully raised funds for flood victims while contributing to the reinvention of images of "powerful rebellious old women" by offering dynamic images of older women's strengths, creativity and spirit. During a…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Photography, Justice, Females
