August 2009 Archives

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links for 2009-08-30

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  • "Can we watch decay? Can we see glass as a fluid slowly slumping and deforming over time? Everything is in constant flux, yet we consider many things around us static and fixed. 3.16 Billion Cycles is an attempt to unravel a seemingly unchanging 100 years into a set of relationships in digestible increments."

links for 2009-08-30

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  • "Can we watch decay? Can we see glass as a fluid slowly slumping and deforming over time? Everything is in constant flux, yet we consider many things around us static and fixed. 3.16 Billion Cycles is an attempt to unravel a seemingly unchanging 100 years into a set of relationships in digestible increments."

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links for 2009-08-19

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  • "Thirty-three well-known graphic design practitioners, critics, and educators signed the First Things First 2000 (FTF 2000) manifesto in the fall of 1999, adding their names to a manifesto about the profession of graphic design. The discussion of FTF 2000, which connected professionals across the discipline, was used as an entry into research exploring graphic designers' perceptions of FTF 2000 and networks of power/knowledge."
  • Adventures in the Not Quite Yet: using performance techniques to raise design awareness about digital networks DRS 2008 - workshops on creating physical "webs" to help people understand digital networks

    Authorities/Knowledge/Beliefs/Outcomes: 'Governing' in the Profession of Graphic Design in the US
    A Foucauldian analysis of graphic design in the US

    [Note: This is an AWFUL website for a design research society. Why they couldn't make separately entries with permalinks for each paper is beyond me. Makes bookmarking impossible.]



links for 2009-08-14

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  • A new industry: boutique mobility? Reminds me a bit of Alex and Michele's work on designing for the "unimagined home" (http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1265398) RT @benfu

    "At Love Lane, we have a small selection of classic caravans that we have lovingly restored. Whilst keeping each as original as possible, they have been decorated and fitted out in such a way as to accentuate their individuality and character."



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