Countering the Visual Culture of Addiction and Dehumanization: Art Education’s Role in Destigmatizing Addiction Disorder
Part of 2026 NAEA National Convention
Thursday 5 March 2026·6:00 pm
Depictions of people with addiction disease, specifically substance use disorder, in film, television, and graphic novels are reviewed, critiqued, and discussed through a critical theory lens and visual culture research. How can art educators counter the dehumanization and engage the power of visual art for hopeful social change?
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