AuthorsDr Grant Ellmers (University of Wollongong)Dr Marius Foley (RMIT University) CitationEllmers, G., Foley, M. (2020) Developing expertise: benefits of generalising learning from the graphic design project. International Journal of Art & Design ...
From ‘Ruins’, Edited by Brian Dillon Ruins of memory Notes from Rebecca Solnit (p150-152) Ruins stand as reminders Memory is always incomplete falling into ruin, but the ruins themselves, like traces, are treasures Ruins are links to what came ...
What is a ruin?What is a relic? Solnit writes in ‘Ruins of Memory’ that ruins stand as remindersour links to what came beforeour guide to situating ourselves in a landscape of time … to erase ruins is to erase the visible triggers of ...
Exploring the concepts of tension and vulnerability through landscape
Here is a good definition of ‘design thinking‘ posted by the Interaction Design Foundation. What is Design Thinking? “Design Thinking is an iterative process in which we seek to understand the user, challenge assumptions, and redefine ...
7 categories of Abstraction in Photography Costello, D. 2018, ‘What is Abstraction in Photography’, British Journal of Aesthetics Vol. 58, No. 4, pp. 385–400. Costello identifies and describes 7 categories of Abstraction in Photography. While ...
Amano blog post: Amano photographic studies Amano writing a summary of the exhibition Bauhaus and Photography (Feb 19th 2019) states Moholy-Nagy at the Bauhaus was interested in a pioneering attitude and asked where photography might be heading. He helped ...
The ability to transfer knowledge between creative projects has been linked to developing expertise and as such, is an important skill for creative practitioners. However, externalising and analysing the knowledge from the creative project in ways that ...
Diarmuid CostelloThe British Journal of Aesthetics, Volume 58, Issue 4, October 2018, Pages 385–400 An interesting article on Photography and Abstraction. Costello outlines some key considerations and definitions relating to: Abstraction in Art and ...
I would typically shoot Saturday and Sunday mornings before the shops opened, and when there were fewer people around. Initially as I explored what worked and did not work, it was an advantage to not have to explain what I was doing. As I refined my ...
