Abstract

Asks how the "Art in America" radio programs illustrate the way educational mass media emerged from its forerunners of adult education, museums, libraries, and distance education. Discusses the precursors to the program, its production, the programs as education and as entertainment, and how listeners learned from radio. (DSK)

Citation

Funk, C. (1998). The "Art in America" Radio Programs, 1934-1935. Studies in Art Education, 40(1), 31-45. Retrieved August 8, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/86296/.

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Keywords

• Art
• Art Education
• distance education
• Educational Assessment
• Educational History
• Fine Arts
• higher education
• Mass Media
• Museums
• Nontraditional Education
• Programming (Broadcast)
• radio