HARLEY PARKER: I once gave a program in Wayne State and we did a fade-out. That is, we photographed a book page with the lines of type and the title, and then we faded that into a classroom, and there was scarcely any difference. There were still lines of type and the teacher’s desk was a title. Then we faded that into parking lots where you had all the rows of cars. Then into a supermarket shelf and it was the same thing.
The Museum as Large-Room Pinball Machine, Marshall McLuhan, Harley Parker, and Museum Professionals, 1967, full transcript of a seminar at the City Museum of New York, October, 1967, edited by William Buxton, published by U. of Alberta Press, 2026, p 118
Year: 1967
Chapters:
Pattern Recognition | Education
↪ Also at #1861
Compiled by William Kuhns
© 2026, The Estate of Marshall McLuhan
© 2026, The Estate of Marshall McLuhan