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Capitalist Design
Design in which the priority is producing profit and gaining capital, before creating a well-function or beautiful object
Example: Lecture 23, Ford Model T
Keyword: Industrial Design
Design for products that is intended to be mass produced
Example: Lecture 21, Wedgwood “Creamware” dinner plate
Keyword: Craft
The practice and labor of making something by hand which requires a high level of skill, often seen as secondary to intellectual creation.
Example: Lecture 21, Morris and Co. Pine cabinet
Keyword: Preservation
The effort to maintain a site or object in its original or existing state.
Example: Lecture 20, Nightingale-Brown House
Keyword: Archive
The materials/permanent records created or collected because of the enduring value of the information they contain, especially if those materials were kept according to provenance, original order, collective control.
Example: Lecture 19, General Archive of the Indies
Keyword: UNESCO
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization; establishes World Heritage Sites
Example: Lecture 20, Monticello
Keyword: Art
Everything and nothing; the manifestation of creative power and imagination to create something new
Example: bruh literally anything what the
Keyword: Colonialism
A practice of the extraction; seizing control and holding power over another country to extract its resources or occupy it with settlers.
Example: Lecture 19, General Archive of the Indies
Anni Albers and Aleex Reed
Hardware jewelry
c. 1940-46
Josef Albers
Interaction of Color
1963
Bauhaus Building, Dessau
1925-1932
Walter Gropius
Director’s Office
1923-25
Bauhaus
1919-1933
Bretton Woods Monetary Conference
1944
Margaret Bourke-White
Partition of India and Pakistan
1947
Le Corbusier
The High Court
Le Corbusier
Assembly Building, Chandigarh, India
1955
Chandigarh, capital complex construction photograph
METI “Hand-made” school, Rudrapur, Bangladesh
Anna Heringer, architect
2011
Rem Koolhaas
“Lagos in Mutations”
2000
LifeStraw
Gravity Light
General Archive of the Indies
Seville, Spain
1784-1785
Shae McCoy
West Baltimore Ruins “Dilapidated Row House Window in Overgrowth”
2018-2020
Paul Soulelis
Queer Archive Work
Mark Loughney
Pyrrhic Defeat: A Visual Study of Mass Incarceration
2014-present
Nightingale-Brown House
1792
Penn Station Protest
1963
Snowtown
Reggie Black
No Records
2020
Yinka Shonibare
Colonial Arrangements
2015
“Creamware” dinner plate
Wedgwood, England
1770s
Chintz Bed Hanging, made in India for British export
ca. 1725
Philip Webb and William Morris
Pine cabinet with leather, paint, and copper
1861
Nandala Bose
Poster for the Haripura Conference
1937
Margaret Bourke-White
Gandhi and the Spinning Wheel
1946
Keyword: Universal Design
Design intended to make things accessible to a wide variety of people regardless of factors like age, body size, or disability.
Example: Lecture 24, Marc Harrison, ILZRO House Kitchen
Keyword: Green Book Travel Guide
Guide created for Black drivers that catalogued hotels, restaurants, and other venues across the U.S. where they could travel and not be subject to racist violence.
Example: Lecture 23, Victor H. Green, The Green Book
Keyword: World’s Fair
Large exhibition to showcase the achievements of nations across the world, often centered the Western nations.
Example: Lecture 22, Ray and Charles Eames, “Think” film, 1964
Keyword: Radical Visibility
Dress reform movement which encourages queer and disabled folks to dress in order to not be ignored, to reject “passing” and assimilation.
Example: Lecture 24, Sky Cubacub, Rebirth Garments and Radical Visibility Zine
Keyword: Disability Agency
Keyword: Displacement
The coerced removal of people from their home/land by an oppressive power
Example: Lecture 17, Partition of India and Pakistan, Margaret Bourke-White
Keyword: Sensuality
The opposition to rationality; the expression physical or emotional sensation.
Example: Lecture 15, Adolf Loos, Bedroom for Lina Loos