To Be Thankful,
2015
Butler University
Critics Don't See All,
2015
Butler University
Don't Build Too High,
2015
Butler University
How Long?,
2015
Butler University
The Last Hour,
2015
Butler University
Peter, The Rock,
2015
Butler University
Jacques,
2015
Butler University
Magic With A Broadaxe,
2015
Butler University
The Game Of Chess,
2015
Butler University
The Song Of Love,
2015
Butler University
The Haunted,
2015
Butler University
February Rain,
2015
Butler University
The Chance,
2015
Butler University
Front Matter,
2015
Butler University
Downing, Joseph Dudley, 1925-2007 (Sc 2917),
2015
Western Kentucky University
Downing, Joseph Dudley, 1925-2007 (Sc 2917), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives
Manuscript Collection Finding Aids
Finding aid only for Manuscripts Small Collection 2917. Letters of artist Joseph Dudley Downing to Riley Handy, Kentucky Museum, WKU, regarding an exhibition of his work that opened at the museum on 28 March 1993. Downing discusses the content of the exhibition, associated printed matter and the return of unsold items, and provides background on the works “Isidore’s Door,” “Michael’s Door,” “The Window of Arthemise Fougerousse” and “The Chicken Bones.” Includes an unidentifed commentary on some of his paintings, and a list of 11 works to be exhibited.
Professor Emerita Has Second Book Published,
2015
Western Michigan University
Professor Emerita Has Second Book Published, College Of Education And Human Development
Family and Consumer Sciences News
Marlene Breu, professor emerita of the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, will be having her second book published that she wrote during her time at WMU.
Graduate Of Career And Technical Education Program Develops Prosthetic Arm With 3-D Printer,
2015
Western Michigan University
Graduate Of Career And Technical Education Program Develops Prosthetic Arm With 3-D Printer, College Of Education And Human Development
Family and Consumer Sciences News
Adam Zavislak, a graduate of CEHD's Career and Technical Education program, created the prosthetic arm.
Design Togetherness,
2015
Design Research Society
Design Togetherness, Monica Lindh Karlsson, Johan Redström
Nordes Conference Series
While science typically approaches complexity through analysis, that is, by unpacking a complex whole into distinct and more manageable parts, the challenge of design is typically to do the opposite; to resolve often contradictory issues and bring together a meaningful whole. We think that there are more to forms of doing design together than our current terminology allows us to articulate. In particular, we want to explore if there are forms of design doing that open up for a kind of bringing together that is qualitatively different from collaboration, in the same way as the meaningful whole design deals with …
Co-Designing Rituals For Transitional Times,
2015
Design Research Society
Co-Designing Rituals For Transitional Times, Kristen Moegerlein
Nordes Conference Series
This PhD research proposes to investigate how newly designed community rituals might provide a means of re-conceiving existing carbon-intense lifestyles and help to imagine alternative social futures that move beyond an anthropocentric perspective. By using a combined multi-sensory ethnographic and design approach, this research seeks to understand how ritualistic activity is meaningfully located within everyday life and how it might be possible to work with ritual as a design ‘medium’. Participatory design methods that explore the potential for ritual as a transformational tool within community settings will be developed, in order to create new forms of social interaction and/or systems …
Design Activism In New Scenarios For Emerging Cities: Two Projects In Brazil,
2015
Design Research Society
Design Activism In New Scenarios For Emerging Cities: Two Projects In Brazil, Janaina Barbosa, Rui Miguelferreira Roda
Nordes Conference Series
The current model of urban development in Brazilian cities presents many social challenges since people are losing public spaces to interact with each other and the natural biodiversity. This paper presents an exploratory analysis of design practices developed by two urban communities in São Paulo and Recife. These projects created temporary urban places, performative artefacts and interactive situations. This research aims at understanding how design activism generates opportunities for rivers as public spaces in Brazilian cities. Field data was collected through participant observations and qualitative interviews made to those who created and participated in these experiences. This paper shows design …
