The Admen of the ’70s: Bohemians Who Surf
di Mike Hale The New York Times
The world may be going “Mad Men,” but Doug Pray’s documentary “Art & Copy,” which is being released just five days after the season premiere of that acclaimed television series, presents a very different picture of the advertising industry.
Rather than the cigarette-smoking, tie-wearing swells of the early 1960s, Mr. Pray celebrates a later generation of mavericks who changed the business in the ’70s. His heroes are titans like Lee Clow, Dan Wieden, Hal Riney and George Lois, highly successful businessmen who affect a well-heeled bohemianism — their style would eventually be watered down into casual Fridays — and who don’t always work in New York. [...]
di Mike Hale, articolo completo (2405 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 21 agosto 2009
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