Led by Mr. Gallagher's reimagining of themes and characters, the new production offers a thoroughly revamped take on one of the most enduring television artifacts of the counterculture era.
Twenty years worth of research had showed that television, a "cultural artifact" accessible to most American children, could be a "powerful educational agent".
This free exhibition includes costumes, rehearsal and performance photographs, film and television footage and artifacts of a career that spanned a half-century.
This free exhibition, through Sept. 3, includes costumes, photographs, film and television footage and artifacts of a career that spanned a half-century.
This free exhibition, which runs through Sept. 3, includes costumes, rehearsal and performance photographs, film and television footage and artifacts of a career that spanned a half-century.
This free exhibition, which runs through Sept. 3, includes costumes, photographs, film and television footage and artifacts of a career that spanned a half-century.
This free exhibition, which runs through Sept. 3, includes costumes, photographs, film and television clips and artifacts from a career that spanned a half-century.
Media: How are the semiotic affordances of different media – be they written text-artifacts, television, radio, film, or more novel technologies of communication – used to interactional ends?
Thomas Waugh has accurately identified the interview as a "basic artifact of television culture" (246), and its verbal lineage can be traced back through broadcasting to radio and print journalism (Bell and Leeuwen 28 59).
On its own, this evolutionary artifact makes television even more addictive (perhaps costing us time and energy that could be spent bettering the planet), but Dunbar's number never acts alone.
