Sensations of History: Animation and New Media Art (Volume 57) (Electronic Mediations)
In Sensations of History, James J. Hodge examines animation and new media art within the Electronic Mediations series. The volume explores how these artistic forms generate sensations linked to history, emphasizing electronic mediations in shaping contemporary perceptions of time and media. It provides a thoughtful inquiry into the sensory and temporal aspects of digital creativity.
About This Book
Sensations of History is part of the Electronic Mediations series, Volume 57, authored by James J. Hodge. It focuses on animation and new media art, investigating how these mediums produce sensations tied to historical experiences.
The book addresses the role of electronic mediations in contemporary art practices, highlighting the ways animation engages with notions of history and temporality.
Through its scholarly approach, it contributes to discussions in media theory and visual culture, offering insights into the evolving landscape of digital and animated arts.
Hodge's analysis underscores the sensory dimensions of new media, bridging artistic expression with historical consciousness in innovative ways.
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