The School of Visual Arts MFA Design Criticism Department presents “Crossing the Line: The 2010 D-Crit Conference,” organized by D-Crit students. Moderated by D-Crit faculty member and “Studio 360” host Kurt Andersen, this inaugural event will feature thesis presentations by all 15 graduating students alongside keynote lectures by Doors of Perception founder John Thackara and [...]
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Crossing the Line: Free D-Crit Conference
Posted in Analysis, Design on April 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
How do we spend our time?
Posted in Analysis, Design, Trends on August 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Explore American’s time use through an interactive New York Times map charting gender, age, race, employment, and education. Comparing and contrasting can cause us to consider what we value in our daily lives.
Gap and Pantone – an interesting cobranding attempt
Posted in Design, Trends, tagged Gap, Pantone, popup, retail on January 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A popup store recently opened on 5th avenue in NYC as a cobranding attempt between Pantone and Gap, launching limited edition tshirts in various Pantone colors. In particular, they featured Pantone’s 2009 color of the year – Mimosa which is described as: Mimosa: Optimistic, hopeful, reassuring, warm, cheerful, radiant, versatile. An interesting attempt for the [...]
Artist or Designer..or both
Posted in Design, This Business of Ours, Trends, tagged architects, architecture, Artist, Designer, Frank Lloyd Wright, industrial design, Karim Rashid, manufacturing, mass production, show pdx on October 23, 2008 | 1 Comment »
As I sat through a lively group of architects, artists, industrial designers, and craftsman argue the virtues and vices of the furniture design industry the other night as part of SHOWPDX, I was struck by the fact that we are witnessing within product design, and perhaps other disciplines in general, a discord – perhaps discords [...]
