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Those to do with organizing/planning: Programming Schematics Scenarios Those to do with mediating and attuning our relationships: Negotiation Resonance Those to do with moving from existing to preferred situations: Translation (Re-)Configuration Those involved in bringing something new into the world: Propositions Aesthetic Discovery

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Design understood as set of capacities CURRICULUM YEAR 1 Those to do with organizing/planning:

Programming SchematicsScenarios

Those to do with mediating and attuning our relationships:Negotiation Resonance

Those to do with moving from existing to preferred situations:Translation(Re-)Configuration

Those involved in bringing something new into the world:PropositionsAesthetic Discovery

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Analogous images for 12-15 pp papers

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CONSUMPTIONSteinbrener/Dempf

http://www.steinbrener-dempf.com/delete/ “Delete,” Vienna, 2005

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“the banality of evil” Places of Remembrance

Renata Stih, Frieder SchnockMemorial in the Bavarian Quarter (1993)

(Berlin-Schöneberg)

• “In Bakeries and Cafes, signs must be posted stating that Jews and Poles may not purchase cakes.”

• February 14, 1942

• One of Nuremburg Laws imposed on Jews in Nazi Germany.

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"Jews are banned from choral societies.”August 16, 1933

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"Jews in Berlin may only buy food between four and five o'clock in the afternoon.”

July 4, 1940

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Salvaging / ScavengingSalvation, Boym Partners,

2000-2002

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Artificial lifeDetail of cemetery monument, photo by Susan Yelavich

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DualityHead of Janus, Vatican Museum, Rome

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Cultural borrowingsDetail of Adoration of the Magi (1423) by

Gentile da Fabriano

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Week 1

Parallel Critiques

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George SteinerReal Presences, 1989

• In short, I am construing a society, a politics of the primary; of immediacies in respect of texts, works of art, and musical compositions. The aim is a mode of education, a definition of values devoid, to the greatest possible extent, of ‘meta-texts’: this is to say, of texts about texts (or paintings or music), of academic, journalistic and academic-journalistic…talk about the aesthetic. ( p. 6)

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• Interpretive response under pressure of enactment I shall, using a dated word, call answerability. The authentic experience of understanding, when we are spoken to by another human being or by a poem, is one of responding responsibility.

• (Steiner, p. 8)

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Las Meninas(The Maids of Honor)Diego Velazquez, 1656

Las MeninasPablo Picasso, 1957

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La maja desnuda Francisco Goya (1805)

OlympiaEdouard Manet , 1863

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• … where [artists/designers] incorporate, quote, distort, fragment or transmute motifs, passages, representational and formal configurations from another [source]..these are vitalizing responsions which our citizens of the immediate will look for.

• (Steiner, 17)

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• Art [design] develops via reflection of and on preceding art [design], where ‘reflection’ signifies both a ‘mirroring’…and a ‘rethinking.’

• (Steiner, p. 17)

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Hella Jongerius Sampler Blankets, 2005