Media Events
From the television set to the public screens, group spectating is a unique mode of collectiveness. Media events become moments of togetherness where a smaller or larger groups share a common experience. The shared experiences become a field of expression and a starting point for public discourse.
Visual Essay by Marianthi Papangelopoulou
From the television set to the public screens, group spectating is a unique mode of collectiveness. Media events become moments of togetherness where a smaller or larger groups share a common experience. The shared experiences become a field of expression and a starting point for public discourse.
Visual Essay by Marianthi Papangelopoulou
“How many of you have a television?”
Although the physical object of the television has left many of our homes, our consumption of content has continued through the use of mostly portable devices. How have new modes of content production and consumption altered our relationship to screens, as well as the spaces we inhabit?
Read our full reflection on Space, Television, and Architecture here.
Below is our guide for June 17, 2020.
Although the physical object of the television has left many of our homes, our consumption of content has continued through the use of mostly portable devices. How have new modes of content production and consumption altered our relationship to screens, as well as the spaces we inhabit?
Read our full reflection on Space, Television, and Architecture here.
Below is our guide for June 17, 2020.