The New Designer–Design as a Profession
The second issue focuses on the diverse pedagogical approaches that trained the emergence of the new profession of artist and designer after the First World War and the further development of this profession in close proximity to capitalist industrial production.
CO EDITED BY Catherine Nichols
is an arts and literary scholar, curator and writer based in Berlin. She has curated a broad range of cultural history exhibitions at institutions across Germany on topics spanning from the Reformation to the passions, from the sun to sexuality. She has also mounted numerous monographic and thematic art exhibitions and has published widely on contemporary art as well as editing numerous catalogues and books. She recently curated Manifesta 14 Prishtina.
ISSUES
Title
Preface: Travelling concepts beyond the Bauhaus
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1
Author
Regina Bittner
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Editorial: What might be truly social
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2
Author
Catherine Nichols
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The School of Arts and Crafts in Bratislava (ŠUR) – Educating anonymous, modern designers for practice
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3
Author
Klára Prešnajderová
Title
A New Deal for the New Designer: New York’s Design Laboratory, 1935–1940
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4
Author
Shannan Clark
Title
Tomás Maldonado and his visual methodology in the context of the basic course at Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm
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5
Author
Martin Mäntele
Title
Words and Worlds – The poetry of design between Brazil and Germany
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6
Author
Ilana S. Tschiptschin
Title
“We’re all in this big conversation” – Design as Plurivocality
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7
Author
Lesley-Ann Noel
Title
Restorative Love Economics: A Manifesto
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8
Author
Yaa Addae
Title
Totems of Social Design: A New Politics of Material Culture
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9
Author
Alison J. Clarke
Title
Talk to me! The Design Lab at the Kunstgewerbemuseum Berlin
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10
Author
Claudia Banz
Title
Termokiss: Fighting Old Policies with New Practices in Pristina
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11
Author
Orbis Rexha
Title
Never Get Too Comfortable: On Schooling Design
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12
Author
Marina Otero Verzier