Media as Art
Journal Title: In Medias Res - Year 2013, Vol 2, Issue 3
Abstract
The text explores the status of mass and new media in contemporary time, and in relation to the realm of action and relation with the so-called. world of art. The theoretical focus of the review are, first of all, the dominant media today – television, radio and the Internet, e.i. social media. The view that the problem treated here is: can television, radio and the internet be, and how, in a sense of modern communication technologies, identified with the medium of art. In this context the study, the article will be cited pro and contra arguments which may prove or critically examine and refute the assumption that these media can be linked with the world, and partly to take his current position.
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Divna Vuksanović
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