Pictures are Louder and Worth than Words to Voters
Republican presidential candidate
Donald Trump tattoo on Jennifer Pitta thigh it shows that it included in International
center of photography at Long Island, New York.
Tattoo shows how it affects the
voters by pictures since it can be worth more than a thousand words to voters exploring
for tattoo image how it affects the mobs. Jennifer Pitta is in the pose of
showing her colorful design of Donald Trump tattoo to show that how the tattoo
image reach the people among the words.
In election time they exhibits at Toledo
Museum of Art explores partial law that affects the campaigns ads and attracts
votes which includes four emotions such as hope, pride, fear and anger.
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| Pictures are Louder and Worth than Words to Voters |
“This is about lifting the veil on
the persuasive techniques that politicians use to influence you,” said Harriett
Levin Balkind, a co-curator of the show.
Evolution of presidential ads on television
gives the first commercial ads for election in 1952 called “I Approve This
Message,” as from miniature theaters.
LBJ ad becomes viral in add, since
it was shown in news reports every time and Balkind adds that “I think of that
as the first viral ad”
Toledo museum’s associate director gives
some ads regards commercial ads on both parties that exhibit on Election on Nov
8, said by Adam Levine.
“This is not an exhibition about
politics,” he said. “It’s about voters.”
New form of communication gives influence
in society and Lubell said “Winning The White House: From Press Prints to
Selfies,” in exhibit.
“Despite the oversaturation of
images seen on social media, publishers still hire professional photographers
for their political knowledge,” said Nina Berman, director of the
photojournalism program at Columbia University. “What we are seeing more of
from their work is a particular style of interpretive photography.”
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