A Room and a Street (Creativity between the Private and the Public)
Journal Title: In Medias Res - Year 2016, Vol 5, Issue 8
Abstract
Traditional arts have been sceptical about the new media for a very long time. After a period of mutual rejection they have gradually come to the point of collaboration. Traditional arts and the new media have increasingly influenced each other. The media use art experience and play a significant role in the promotion and perception of the arts. The “collaboration” has created new works (oeuvre) in the media as in the arts which has modified them both.
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Predrag Finci
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