Electronic Superhighway
Definition
Electronic Superhighway is an artwork created by Nam June Paik. It consists of a large-scale installation that features a map of the United States made up of television screens, each representing a different state. The artwork explores themes of technology, communication, and the impact of media on society.
Related terms
Mass Communication: The process of transmitting information to large audiences through various forms of media.
Media Influence: The effects that mass media can have on individuals' beliefs, attitudes, behaviors, and perceptions.
Technological Advancement: The development and improvement of tools, machines, systems, or methods used to solve problems or achieve goals in various fields.
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Study guides (1)
AP Art History - 10.5 Unit 10 Required Works
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AP Art History - Unit 10 Overview: Global Contemporary, 1980 CE to Present
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