Design, History and Time: New Temporalities in a Digital Age

ISBN-13: 9781350060654 / Angielski / Twarda / 2019 / 216 str.

Zoe Hendon; Anne Massey

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List of figures List of contributors Foreword Barry Curtis, Royal College of Art, UK Introduction Zoe Hendon and Anne Massey, independent, UK Section I: Millennia, Centuries 1. Designing stone: temporal representation of a timeless material Seher Erdogan Ford, Temple University, USA 2. ‘The drama of the soul’: time, eternity and evolution in the designs of Phoebe Anna Traquair Sally Anne Huxtable, National Museums Scotland, UK 3. Time aboard the Ghan: Alice Springs to Adelaide, March 2016 Anne Burke, Middlesex University, UK Section II: Centuries, Decades, Years 4 As good as apple pie? Post-unification Germany and the reception of public art from the former German Democratic Republic Jessica Jenkins, Falmouth University, UK 5. The story of a Portuguese cock and other knick-knacks: heritage, propaganda and design in a far-right dictatorship Carlos Bártolo, Universidade Lusíada, Portugal 6. An experiment with time: modern and classical influences in the planning of 'high and over' Michael Findlay, Otago Polytechnic, New Zealand 7. Making ‘atomic’ history: consuming historical narratives in the ‘unofficial’ digital archive Emily Candela, Royal College of Art, UK 8. A queer feeling and its future in/for design history John Potvin, Concordia University, Canada Section III: Days, Hours, Seconds 9. Tube time: How the subterranean city got faster by design David Lawrence, Kingston University and London Transport Museum, UK 10. Dreams of The Fun Palace and Plug-In City: architectural modularism and cybernetics in the 1960s Claire McAndrew, University College London, UK 11. Sign of the times: slow design in the age of social acceleration Niels Peter Skou, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark 12. Fast and slow: design and the experience of time Stephen Hayward, Central St Martins, UK 13. Delivered in less than sixty seconds: temporal references in the design and discourse of digital reading devices Toke Riis Ebbesen, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark Select Bibliography Index