One story, told ninety-nine times, each in a different style. In 1947, Raymond Queneau published this collection of retellings under the title Exercises in Style, featuring a version written in “Dog Latin”, another like a dream and yet another as a Haiku.
Style is like a dialect—it is contextual and not everyone understands it. It acts as a signal, addressing a particular audience. Style can alter meaning; it can even be the message itself. Hail back to Marshall: the Medium is the Message!
In this three-part evening colloquium, we will train our visual rhetoric and explore the possibilities of graphic languages.
Style is like a dialect—it is contextual and not everyone understands it. It acts as a signal, addressing a particular audience. Style can alter meaning; it can even be the message itself. Hail back to Marshall: the Medium is the Message!
In this three-part evening colloquium, we will train our visual rhetoric and explore the possibilities of graphic languages.
- Dozent/in: Isabel Seiffert