The Listener: But Is It Art? ; the Boundaries between Art and Advertising Are Becoming Ever More Blurred, as Each Aspires to the Condition of the Other. in This Week's Selection from the Best of BBC Radio, Leading Figures from Both Worlds Evaluate the Competing Claims of High and Low Culture

THE SPEAKERS

SUSAN MARLING

Broadcaster and presenter

PHILIP DODD

Director of the ICA, London

TONY KAYE

Advertising director

JOHN HEGARTY

Founder of Bartle Bogle Hegarty advertising agency

PETER YORK

Cultural commentator

ANDREW GRAHAM-DIXON

Art critic and broadcaster

TIM MARLOW

Editor of the Tate magazine

DAVID LEE

Editor of `Art Review'

TRACEY EMIN

Artist

JIM TWITCHELL

Professor at University of Florida, and author of `Ad Cult: The Cultural History of Advertising'

DAVID HICKEY

Academic, friend …

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Publication information: Article title: The Listener: But Is It Art? ; the Boundaries between Art and Advertising Are Becoming Ever More Blurred, as Each Aspires to the Condition of the Other. in This Week's Selection from the Best of BBC Radio, Leading Figures from Both Worlds Evaluate the Competing Claims of High and Low Culture. Contributors: Not available. Newspaper title: The Independent (London, England). Publication date: February 6, 2000. Page number: 50,51. © 2009 The Independent - London. Provided by ProQuest LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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