Art: a tool for questioning the present and imagining the future
Why doesn’t the education system place learning about image on an equal footing with learning about text and numbers? The language of image is more important now than ever, says Maria Angelica Madero.
We are always looking, but that doesn’t mean we are seeing. We are taught at school how to write and read, but we are seldom taught how to read images and understand their messages. Nowadays, we...
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