By 1020746s The blogpost “Design for everyone”, written by Sematikotemo is about IKEA and how the company is trying to be an inclusive place where people can buy furniture. This is a very interesting topic to discuss, in my opinion. The student introduces early in the text some of the syllabus, by separating the design … More A comment on “Design for everyone”
By: ritnas Have you ever just stopped to consider how much plastic you actually come across in a day? Like if you go to a convenient store, do you actually even notice that basically everything you see is either wrapped or stuffed in plastic packaging? Ok so, what is plastic and why am I talking … More Start drinking from used coffee cups!
In the Era of the internet and digitalization, with a great number of entertainment options, people are seeking out cultural experiences defined by “having fun”. Not exactly what you would traditionally associate with the word “museum”, but rather a passive indoor experience for quiet contemplation, looking at art on the walls, feeling like being in … More “Art museums are not for someone like me”. Louisiana makes you think again
By trevonduckworth I remember the first time I created my Instagram account in my first year of high school. Thinking about it, I didn’t give much thought about the social media app’s user interface design. Instagram eventually became one of the most popular social media app/sites, eventually getting bought by Facebook for 1 billion USD. … More The good, the bad, and the ugly part of Instagram’s user interface design
«Astrup Fearnley Museum is a private museum, and have since their opening in 1993 established themselves as a leading institution for vision and communication of art to Norwegian and international contemporary art”. Traditionally museums were defined by function. To collect, preserve and display objects. Marketing was often seen as something dirty and museums should not … More Astrup Fearnley, A leading pillar in Contemporary art – creativejulio
By t1708 We don’t always think about it, but we surround ourselves with design everyday, from the door we open every day to the coffee cup we drink from in the morning. It´s not only about the outer looks of the products, but also the functionality. This is how German Furniture Company Extremis describes their design, … More EXTREMIS – Good design for the togetherness
In the post published September 19, the student has described a case about how our culture and society regards art and if we appreciate its value. Are we treating art as something disposable, something we use and then toss? I like the way the student reflects upon how the society appreciates and values art. He … More Commentary on: is art seen as disposable in our modern society? – creativejulio
By: williamsburroughs In this blogpost jircnivrune writes about the difficulty in categorizing art and artists. They write about the how the current art market is and how it has evolved through time. One of their main point throughout the text is that the art markets are closely similar to that of regular markets. And the … More Commenting on jircnivrune’s post – Categorizing art
By Yzf2012 The text is very interesting as it is tied up in more than just facts about the company and their products. The author of this text tells the reader a story about their history with Converse, and why it is an important piece for them. The text starts off with a feel-good approach … More Commenting on «Converse — Design through the years” by tumblingdumpling
By bighughhef In this blogpost I will comment on stinemarieb´s blogpost on Dimitra Milan. The author starts the blogpost by introducing the artist Dimitra Milan and briefly summons her early life and why she is the artist that she is. Furthermore, the author describes how a majority of her paintings looks like, as well as … More Commenting on stinemarieb´s blogpost
Making sense of art and design industries 