Journal of illustration 11.2
Volume 11, issue 2 of the Journal of Illustration is the second Special Issue on ‘Illuminating the Non-Representable’ – the title of the multi-year research series initiated by Hilde Kramer, professor emerita of the University of Bergen, Norway. It has been the largest, longest and best-funded research initiative to date in the field of illustration research.
Contents
JALEEN GROVE
Editorial OpenAccess
ILGIM VERYERI ALACA
Materiality, Space and Embodiment: Transformative Illustration and Entanglements with the Other, Istanbul, Türkiye, 15–17 October 2021
NINA SABNANI
‘Fluid, not Frozen’: Assigning memory to material
Representing fear: Anil Vangad and Venkat Shyam
SEBASTIAN KLEIN
If this is a human being
IMI MAUFE, HILDE KRAMER
B-O-O-K: Exploration of the performative aspects of book design and the potential of three-dimensional illustrations
LEELA CORMAN
This is not a manifesto
VITA SLEIGH
Torn apart: Facing non-human pain
KIMBERLY ELLEN HALL, OMAR EL MASRI
Us and them: We draw together: Exploring inclusivity in a community mural project
BEVERLEY IRVING-EDWARDS
I, object: Bringing women’s body image to the table in Northern Ireland
LAURYN ELISE BOLZ
Morbid memories: The hauntology of Theodor Kittelsen’s Svartedauen
DEANNE GENEVIEVE FERNANDES
ET Russian: Redefining illustration through multisensory storytelling
JULIAN WALKER
Illustration and Heritage, Rachel Emily Taylor (2024)
Editorial OpenAccess
ILGIM VERYERI ALACA
Materiality, Space and Embodiment: Transformative Illustration and Entanglements with the Other, Istanbul, Türkiye, 15–17 October 2021
NINA SABNANI
‘Fluid, not Frozen’: Assigning memory to material
Representing fear: Anil Vangad and Venkat Shyam
SEBASTIAN KLEIN
If this is a human being
IMI MAUFE, HILDE KRAMER
B-O-O-K: Exploration of the performative aspects of book design and the potential of three-dimensional illustrations
LEELA CORMAN
This is not a manifesto
VITA SLEIGH
Torn apart: Facing non-human pain
KIMBERLY ELLEN HALL, OMAR EL MASRI
Us and them: We draw together: Exploring inclusivity in a community mural project
BEVERLEY IRVING-EDWARDS
I, object: Bringing women’s body image to the table in Northern Ireland
LAURYN ELISE BOLZ
Morbid memories: The hauntology of Theodor Kittelsen’s Svartedauen
DEANNE GENEVIEVE FERNANDES
ET Russian: Redefining illustration through multisensory storytelling
JULIAN WALKER
Illustration and Heritage, Rachel Emily Taylor (2024)