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In the spring of 2010 viz. contributor Rachel Schneider interviewed Drs.

A new interview has been posted to our views section. Viz. contributor Dale Smith speaks with author Roberto Tejada about Twentieth-Century Mexican Photography.

Roberto Tejada is a professor of art history at the University of Texas at Austin, and the author of Mirrors for Gold and National Camera, as well as a founder of the periodical Mandorla.

Check out the interview.

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"Views" is Viz.'s newest section, and will host permanent site content, primarily interviews of prominent visual rhetoric/communication scholars and reviews of their works.

Interview of Robert Hariman and John Louis Lucaites, the authors of No Caption Needed. Posted February 16th, 2009.

Interview of Roberto Tejada on Twentieth-Century Mexican Photography. Posted March 2nd, 2009.

"Views" is Viz.'s newest section, and will host permanent site content, primarily interviews of prominent visual rhetoric/communication scholars and reviews of their works.

We are happy to announce that Viz. will be adding a new category of content to its permanent content area in the very near future. We will be unveiling an "(re/interview" section in which we will have transcripts of interviews with prominent visual rhetoric/communication scholars, as well of reviews of some of their work. Our kick-off of the section will be an interview with Robert Hariman and John Lucaites, the authors of the book and blog "No Caption Needed." Check back in a week or two for the new section and the re/interview, which we will announce on the blog as well.