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West 86th: revista de diseño y cultura material
West 86th: revista de diseño y cultura material
La universidad de Chicago lanza su primera publicación íntegramente dedicada a la reflexión en torno al diseño, la arquitectura, el cine y la cultura material.
West 86th, la revista del Bard Graduate Center de la Universidad de Chicago
"Disponible on-line en inglés
El centro de estudios Bard Graduate Center de la Universidad de Chicago acaba de lanzar el primer número de la revista , una publicación estadounidense dedicada al análisis de las artes decorativas, la historia del diseño y la cultura material. La nueva revista semestral es un foro internacional de investigación que explora el sentido y el significado de los objetos del patrimonio cultural en un determinado marco histórico.
La revista pretende aportar al corpus de los estudios en diseño, arte y arquitectura, y volverse una herramienta valiosa para historiadores, arqueólogos, sociólogos y antropólogos así como para los estudiosos del cine y de la moda. Su objetivo es analizar los objetos desde una perspectiva amplia; así lo refleja su contenido que incluye artículos académicos, traducciones de fuentes primarias, reseña de libros, catálogos y críticas de exposiciones del circuito artístico. La buena noticia es que, aunque por tiempo limitado, West 86th está disponible en inglés."
“La publicación pretende acercar a especialistas de distintas disciplinas y reunirlos en un espacio común”, escribe Paul Stirton, su editor, quien también se pronuncia sobre sus principios editoriales: “En West 86th, no hay un manifiesto estricto sobre el cual nos ceñimos, ni tampoco un eje metodológico excluyente. Tanto especialistas como profesionales pueden sentirse cómodos en un lugar reservado a la circulación de ideas sobre los objetos que nos rodean.”
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Una casa, del latín casa (cabaña), es una edificación construida para ser habitada por una persona o un grupo de personas.
     casa no.7, Marquez Pease, 2011 (Brazil)   |
"I have been photographing "nature lungs" and "sources of fresh water" to create awareness of the beauty and preservation of nature.
What are we doing on a daily basis to conserve the greens and the sources of water?//
....I am concentrating on the beauty and perfection ////The water series started many years ago and it took different twists....now the images are in color and more figurative--- ""it is a social consciousness"....
....The toys collection and interviews of different cultures and generations continues and the project will be exhibited this year...I am looking at different venues."
January 2011, Marquez Pease - Brazil
Victore or, Who Died and Made You Boss?
A dedicated copy of the book Victore, or Who died and made you boss? by James Victore
Silvia Marquez Pease, Carlos Llerena Aguirre and James Victore at
the AIGA Miami book signing and presentation event.
James Victore in Miami
The book "Victore or , who died and made you boss"is a "must have" for every designer. It has a witty and funny approach to postmodern design. I enjoyed the presentation and meeting Victore. Carlos Llerena Aguirre, who like Victore taught at the School of Visual Arts was the official i-phone photographer. Thanks!
what about the Topo Gigio?
Topo Gigio From Wikipedia,
The endearing puppet has made appearances and has a fan base in many other countries — including Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Ecuador, Guatemala, Japan, Mexico, Nicaragua, Honduras, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay and Venezuela and former Yugoslavia,Vermont.
Mr. Potato head- did you have one when you were a child?
Mr Potato Head is an American toy consisting of a plastic model of a potato which can be decorated with a variety of attachable plastic parts such as ears and eyes to make a face. The toy was invented and developed by George Lerner in 1949, and first manufactured and distributed by Hasbro in 1952.[1] It was originally produced as separate plastic parts to be stuck into a real potato or other vegetable. A plastic potato body has been part of the kit since 1964.
Mr Potato Head was the first toy advertised on television[2][3] and has remained in production since its debut. Over the years, the original toy was joined by Mrs. Potato Head and supplemented with accessories such as a car and a boat trailer. The character has appeared in film and on television, and has acted as spokesperson for several causes. Similar toys such as Pontiki may have taken their inspiration from the Hasbro toy.
Anthropologie- What inspires you?
This is the "what inspires you?" ad campaign I created for Anthropologie. I believe the items sold at Anthropologie are deeply inspired by different things throughout the world. Each item seems to be based off of various inspirations. Tia Dawkins-Hendricks
Anthropologie- What inspires you?
I feel like the clothing and other items at anthropologie are inspired by things within the world around us. This short commercial compiles several different items that may have been inspired by nature, boating, and shapes.
Tia Dawkins-Hendricks
NEW WEBSITE FOR UM RADIO
her website: http://jacquelinetumas.com/ coming soon!!
daily routine
The concept for this advertising campaign is that drinking a cup of Starbucks is part of your daily routine. Art 491. Brett E.
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