Culture as nature
By: BBC-TV and Time-Life Television
Contributors: British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service; Time-Life Television; Ambrose Video Publishing
Series: Shock of the new -- v.7.; Shock of the new
Publisher: Time-Life Video ; Ambrose Video Publishing [distributor]
Published: 1980
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 52
Subjects: Modern Art; Popular culture in art; Pop art
Description: Discusses why the 20th century brought about a major change in the subject matter used by artists. Shows how the various manifestations of popular culture replaced nature as the focus of artistic interest and describes the Pop art movement.
Notes: Title from data sheet.

Also issued as motion picture.

Writer and narrator, Robert Hughes.