International Visual Methods Conference

We're very pleased to announce that the next International Visual Methods Conference (IVMC10) will be held at Teesside University in Middlesbrough, United Kingdom, 22-24 March 2027. Save the date and see our new conference site at ivmc10.visualmethods.info #visualmethods

We are running a free-for-participants digital storytelling workshop for graduate (Masters/PhD) students at IVMC9. Find out more at ivmc9.visualmethods.info/digital-storyt…

Pleased to announce our keynote speakers for IVMC9 - Prof Dawn Mannay @dawnmannay, Prof Yasemin Giritli İnceoğlu @yasemininceoglu, and Prof Nermin Saybaşılı @nerminsaybasili more info at ivmc9.visualmethods.info/keynotes/

A short update about our upcoiming conference format: IVMC9 will be conducted in a hybrid format on 18–19 June -  In-person sessions at the Galata Campus in Istanbul, Turkey. 20 June: Dedicated to online presentations and virtual participation.

Registration is now open! More details at ivmc9.visualmethods.info/conference-fee…

Due to popular demand, we have re-opened submissions till 18 February 2025. However, we are now reviewing abstracts submitted up to 15 January 2025 and will be in touch soon with decisions. To submit an abstract, go to visualmethods.info/ivmc9.php

13 days to go to our abstract submission deadline on 15 Jan 2025! Our theme is Visual Bridges - Connecting Perspectives, and we're pleased to share a reflective video made by students at our host institution Bahçeşehir University.

Did you miss our CFP deadline yesterday? Good news because we've extended the deadline to 15 Jan 2025! We have also released conference fees with reduced rates for participants from soft currency countries. More at visualmethods.info/ivmc9.php

Submissions are now open for IVMC9 in Istanbul! CFP visualmethods.info/ivmc9.php and direct submission link at cmt3.research.microsoft.com/IVMC92025 - we welcome panels, individual presentations, posters, workshops and more. Closing date 2 December 2024

Pleased to announce that proceedings from our 2023 conference in Rome (IVMC8) have now been published! Edited by Sabrina Lucibello, Federica Pesce and Alessandra Tamalo. #visualmethods #design books.aijr.org/index.php/pres…

Apologies to anyone clicking on our CFP link and not finding it today! We've had a stern talk with the gremlins in the system and the link should now be working. Let's try that again - CFP for the 2025 conference is now (yes really) live at visualmethods.info/ivmc9.php

@Lane_A_M Apologies! The link is now working

@visualmethods Could you repost the link? It's broken

Announcement! Our 2025 conference theme is “Visual Bridges: Connecting Perspectives”! Emphasising the collaborative nature of visual methods, the theme encourages interdisciplinary dialogue, cultural connections and innovative approaches. See the CFP at visualmethods.info/ivmc9.php

Great day of amazing presentations on #visualmethods #visualsociology #artsandheatlh Those not in Korea can join by scanning the QR code in the poster

The 9th iteration of the International Visual Methods Conference will be held at Bahçeşehir University (Galata Campus), 18-20 June 2025. CFP in mid-september at visualmethods.info!

Excited to announce that the next International Visual Methods Conference will be held at Bahçeşehir University (Galata Campus) in Istanbul, Turkey! The conference will run from 18 - 20 June 2025. The CFP will be released on visualmethods.info in mid-september!

We are getting ready to announce where the next IVMC will be. This will be our 9th iteration! Announcement in 7 days!

Another set of inspiring talks @visualmethods today especially Giuditta Rossi and Cristina Maurelli’s Color Carne 2022 campaign which argued that ‘skin colour is not one colour’ and got five Italian dictionaries to change their discriminatory definitions colorcarne.it/eng/

Dr Sara Parker @SaraParkerDidi presenting at the @visualmethods conference in Rome - online from Nepal sharing creative visual outputs from @DWDNepal project funded by @BritishAcademy_ @GCRF and supported by GCRF funds from @LJMU - ppt or prezi let’s see !

... continuing with #ethics challenges in participatory visual research on #disabilities which reflects how important it is for ethic committees and funding bodies to engage with (no patronising and disempowering) ethical considerations in creative methodologies @sapanabasnet