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Utopian Dreams: Failures and Successes

Posted by By Ciara April 25, 2011Posted inspring 2011No Comments
Designers have the ability to solve problems with their creations.  One of these problems to solve is the betterment of the society they live in. The philosophical beliefs and ideas…
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“Advertising Through Spectacle”

Posted by By kirstensch April 25, 2011Posted inUncategorizedNo Comments
The World's Fair, which was invented in 1851, looked to bring countries together by sharing their technologies and manufactured products. As time progressed, the fairs became more about the future…
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“Change Society”

Posted by By nicoledepalma April 25, 2011Posted inUncategorizedNo Comments
Change is the key word to stand by when anything is being designed. Whether the design is directed towards an entire country or simply a personal item, focusing on economic,…
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Exploitation for Consumption

Posted by By karen April 25, 2011Posted inspring 2011, UncategorizedNo Comments
John Millais was a talented artist who lived in the 1800s and was a main part of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. His early art included paintings that were eclectic, compelling, audacious…
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Inherently Good Design

Posted by By acalderon April 25, 2011Posted inspring 2011, UncategorizedNo Comments
Throughout history and society, it has been a recurring element that those select few who bear specialized knowledge and skills regarding a specific subject hold the greatest power and influence…
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“The Cultural Spread of Design”

Posted by By Laura Cole April 22, 2011Posted inspring 2011No Comments
At the turn of the 20th century, Glasgow was called the second city of the British Empire for its size and influence. Its location on the River Clyde made it…
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