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After launching a retrospective monograph, Self Service founder Ezra Petronio met up with Mel Ottenberg to remember the '90s magazine scene.

LEWISBURG — Temple Grandin, an author and professor of animal science at Colorado State University, will make a free, public presentation at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 28, in the Vaughan

The cofounder of Self Service magazine and founder of Petronio Associates showcases 25 years of image-making, product design and art direction in a new Phaidon tome.

Art director Ezra Petronio, cofounder of Self Service magazine, is the subject of a new Phaidon book about image making and visual thinking.

We've come a long way in understanding autism since Temple Grandin was first diagnosed with it back in the 1950s. But Grandin, now 75, says that too many "visual thinkers" like her are being let down by education systems.

The Collegiate Peaks Forum Series began in 2003 as a small group of intellectually curious citizens in the Upper Arkansas Valley who determined that their lives could be enhanced by

In an era in which “all media are mixed media” (Mitchell, 2002), visual information is central in interpersonal and mass communication. Despite this daily consumption of visual information, “digital natives” (Prensky, 2001) are not prepared to critically engage with images (Brumberger, 2016). Scholars in the field of visual literacy identified a curricular bias towards written texts (Elkins, 2007), and the need for more training of visual literacy in higher education (Metros & Woolse...

Temple Grandin is a champion of the humane treatment of livestock, autism rights and inclusive neurodiversity by employing her gifted insights from her personal experience with autism and visual thinking. A forthcoming documentary reflecting on...

Autistic people tend to think in pictures, and that's something that businesses can tap into." – Temple Grandin In this episode, Temple shares her unique…

Dr. Temple Grandin grew up with autism in the 1950s when the disorder was not well-understood. She did not talk until she was three and a half years old and back then many children with speech delays were institutionalized. Dr. Grandin is now a professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University, and her insights on animal behavior have revolutionized the livestock industry. Over her career she has written scores of scientific papers, and numerous books. She was even the focus of a semi-bio...