The Shock of the new. 7-8

The Shock of the new. 7-8

Culture as nature: In the mid-20th century, symbols of modern culture reflecting the power of mass media, advertising, radio and television, became subjects for artists. Pop art exploded onto the scene. The Future that was: We sit at the end of a cycle. The new age of Modernism that began with this...

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Corporate Authors: British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service, Time-Life Television, Ambrose Video Publishing
Other Authors: Hughes, Robert, 1936-, Pegram, Lorna, Jarvis, Martin, Brunskill, Richard, Lewens, Alan, Richardson, David, Chilvers, Nick, Church, Tony, Spurway, Richard, Chase, Lorraine, McIver, Donald, Deacon, Brian, 1949-, Duxbury, Gillian, Humphries, Larraine, Bickford-Smith, Imogene
Format: Video
Language:English
Published: New York : Ambrose Video Pub., [2001]
Subjects:
Modernism (Art)
Pop art.
Art and society.
Artists > Interviews.
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Summary:Culture as nature: In the mid-20th century, symbols of modern culture reflecting the power of mass media, advertising, radio and television, became subjects for artists. Pop art exploded onto the scene. The Future that was: We sit at the end of a cycle. The new age of Modernism that began with this century is now the establishment, as are its consequences.
Item Description:Videodisc release of television series.
Two volumes in one videodisc.
Full screen (1.33:1 aspect ratio).
Physical Description:1 videodisc (104 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:DVD; Dolby 2.0.
Production Credits:[Series producer, Lorna Pegram]; writer, Robert Hughes. Culture as nature: reader, Martin Jarvis; editors, Richard Brunskill, Alan Lewens; producer, Laura Pegram; director, David Richardson. The Future that was: readers, Nick Chilvers, Tony Church; editor, Richard Spurway; director, David Richardson.

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