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Nobrow. Marketing Culture. Marketing Culture. – Seabrook John – Hell Marginem – 2024 – ISBN 978-5-91103-765-9

Nobrow. Marketing Culture. Marketing Culture.
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How has the cultural landscape changed since the advent of the global supermarket? What happened to contemporary art after Andy Warhol, to pop music after Nirvana and MTV, to cinema after Star Wars? And are old notions of taste and style really so important today, when the label on your T-shirt is more valuable than its cut? John Seabrook, a columnist for The New Yorker, Harper's Bazaar, GQ, Vanity Fair, Vogue, and The Village Voice, offers answers to these questions in his book. His study is a guide to contemporary culture, where information noise is more important than the event itself, quality equals relevance, and no one can separate a product from its positioning, or cultural value from market value. Welcome to the world of Nobrow—a world you've been living in for a while, even if you're afraid to admit it!
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