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'Why Not?' is the new 'No Way' contains a series of interviews about the relationship between creative youth culture and the commercial world. This relationship has been through some interesting changes the past few years. Looking at it from youth culture, you could summarize it as 'what used to be selling out, is now considered a status sumbol'. At the same time, big(...)
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'Why Not?' is the new 'No Way' contains a series of interviews about the relationship between creative youth culture and the commercial world. This relationship has been through some interesting changes the past few years. Looking at it from youth culture, you could summarize it as 'what used to be selling out, is now considered a status sumbol'. At the same time, big(...)
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Design Theory
Design Theory
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March 2008, New York, Amsterdam, London
March 2008, New York, Amsterdam, London
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'Why not?' is the new 'No way!'
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'Why Not?' is the new 'No Way' contains a series of interviews about the relationship between creative youth culture and the commercial world. This relationship has been through some interesting changes the past few years. Looking at it from youth culture, you could summarize it as 'what used to be selling out, is now considered a status sumbol'. At the same time, big corporations seem to have learned a few things as well and offer more freedom and space for young creatives. Still there seems plenty of reason to remain critical...
'Why not?' is the new 'No way!'
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Price:
$22.00
(available in store)
Summary:
'Why Not?' is the new 'No Way' contains a series of interviews about the relationship between creative youth culture and the commercial world. This relationship has been through some interesting changes the past few years. Looking at it from youth culture, you could summarize it as 'what used to be selling out, is now considered a status sumbol'. At the same time, big corporations seem to have learned a few things as well and offer more freedom and space for young creatives. Still there seems plenty of reason to remain critical...
Form:
books
books
Publication:
March 2008, New York, Amsterdam, London
March 2008, New York, Amsterdam, London
Subject:
Design Theory
Design Theory
