• Title: Understanding New Media Art
• Author/Editor(s) Elizabeth Bilyeu; Kelsey Ferreira; Luke Peterson; and Christine M. Weber
• Publisher: Open Oregon Educational Resources; eBook (Creative Commons Licensed)
• License(s): Creative Commons License (CC)
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• Language: English
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Understanding New Media Art is an introductory college art and art history courses that builds on scholarship in the field to propose a long historical context for the technologies and ideas related to New Media Art in the 21st century.

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