Artculture: Essays on the post-modern (Icon editions)

by Douglas Davis

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Davis, a pioneer in the use of video tapes as an art form, observes that art is political, artists act collectively, content is an expression of the mind and a link with the outside world, and television should be an integral part of museums.

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Douglas Davis enjoys being one of the variety of voices needed both in front of and behind the concept, strategy, or execution. He is the principal of The Davis Group LLC and an associate professor within the Communication Design department at New York City College of Technology in Brooklyn. In addition to client work, Douglas contributes to HOW show more University and the advisory board for New York City's High School for Innovation in Advertising and Media (iAM). Douglas holds a BA in graphic design from Hampton University, an MS in communications design from Pratt Institute, and an MS in integrated marketing from New York University. show less

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Nonfiction, Art & Design, Religion & Spirituality, History, Science & Nature, Music, Philosophy, Anthropology, Biography & Memoir, Technology, Business
DDC/MDS
700.9Arts & recreationArtsArts & RecreationHistorical, geographic, persons treatment of the arts
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NX458 .D38Fine ArtsArts in generalArts in generalHistory of the arts

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