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The rise of social networking and open-source technology, the return of community-focussed activities (e.g. gardens, knitting groups, food cooperatives) and creative collectives across the fields of design and the visual arts have reawakened the discourse.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Edquist, Harriet, Vaughan, Laurene
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Newcastle upon Tyne, UK : Cambridge Scholars Pub., 2012.
Temas:
Art and society.
Design > Social aspects.
Artistic collaboration.
Industrial design > Social aspects.
Art et société.
Design > Aspect social.
Collaboration artistique.
Individual designers.
Social & cultural history.
Employee-ownership & co-operatives.
ART > Popular Culture.
Art and society
Artistic collaboration
Design > Social aspects
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Chapter 1 Design Collectives: More Than the Sum of their Parts / Laurene Vaughan Vaughan, Laurene 8
  • Sharing
  • Shared experiences
  • Shared yet distributed expertise
  • Shared meaning
  • Design collectives as ecologies of practice
  • Chapter 2 Creaturely Collectives: Parametricism and Getting to the Afterparty / Pia Ednie-Brown Ednie-Brown, Pia 16
  • Collectivity
  • Individuation and the Collective Life of Individual Things
  • Style as Collective Individuation
  • Parametricism
  • Resonating at the Afterparty
  • Chapter 3 Inscription as a Collective Practice: Taking Place and "The Other Side of Waiting" / Julia Dwyer Dwyer, Julia 35
  • taking place: A Loose Collective
  • Tracing a Continuum of Feminist Spatial Practice
  • The Other Side of Waiting: Inscriptions
  • Inscription 1 Volant
  • Inscription 2 Dear Ladies of the Club
  • Inscription 3 Going and Corning Back
  • Inscription 4 Circling
  • Inscription 5 Comm.s
  • Inscription 6 Communications
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 4 Practicing Generosity: The Hospitality of Collective Space / Melanie Dodd Dodd, Melanie 54
  • Chapter 5 E1027: From Modernist House to Feminist Collective / Karen Burns Burns, Karen 68
  • Collectives: A Different Account of Agency
  • E1027
  • Chapter 6 Play on Display: Videogame Collectives and Museum Culture / Helen Stuckey Stuckey, Helen 87
  • Introduction
  • Gamers, Collective Intelligence and the New Knowledge Communities
  • Community-Built Online Archives
  • The Case of Sonic: Authoritative Audiences
  • Hits of the Eighties and the Museum as a Graveyard of Dying Objects
  • Intimacy and Agency
  • Curatorial Challenges
  • Chapter 7 Coming Back to Crochet: How Social Media Supports Handmade Design and Social Innovation / Angelina Russo Russo, Angelina 103
  • Introduction
  • The Economics of Design Innovation
  • Critical Making and Knowledge Exchange
  • Passionate Practices
  • DIY Citizenship and Ethical Practices
  • Design Communities and Handmade Design
  • Crafting Communities
  • Design as Activism
  • Social Innovation and Handmade Design Practices Conclusion
  • Chapter 8 Legacy of Historical Design Collectives in Contemporary Experimental Design: A Case Study of Global Tools and Digestion by Matali Crasset / Katherine Moline Moline, Katherine 121
  • Introduction The Contribution of Design to Globalisation
  • The Design Collective Global Tools and the Principles of Re-purposing and Co-creation
  • Historical Returns and Spectrality
  • Making Design Out of $2 Shop Remnants in Crasset's Digestion
  • Re-purposing Products to Offset the Environmental Effects of the Globalised Waste Culture
  • Expanding the Principles of Global Tools into a Wider Commercial Context
  • Chapter 9 High Risk Dressing by the Collective known as the Fashion Design Council of Australia / Robyn Healy Healy, Robyn 141
  • Production of Fashion
  • Catwalk Parade
  • Nightclubs
  • Critics
  • Chapter 10 Collective Responsibility: The Public and the (UK) Council of Industrial Design in the 1940s
  • Lesley Whitworth
  • Inception of the Council of Industrial Design
  • SC Leslie, the Council's First Director
  • The Council's Early Agenda
  • Parallel Developments: The Utility Scheme
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 11 Earthworks and Beyond / Jess Berry Berry, Jess 182
  • Introduction
  • Earthworks Poster Collective: another social reality for the good of the community
  • Beyond Earthworks: Queensland Collectives 1979-1989
  • Inkahoots: Commercial Reality and the Community
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 12 Collective Identities / Marius Foley Foley, Marius 198
  • Backyard Press
  • Building a Culture
  • Collective motives
  • Champion Books
  • Co-creation
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter 13 Creative Ecologies: Flying Nun Records 1981-1997, Xpressway 1988-1993 / Sian O'Gorman O'Gorman, Sian 221
  • Introduction
  • Creative Ecologies
  • Background
  • Keystone Species Diversity Locality Co-evolution System Conclusion.

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