The opening night private view for this year’s MA Interaction Design graduation show took place on December 1st in the St James Church at Hatcham, New Cross. For those of you who were not there, there is still a way to experience the atmosphere of the event: going through this Facebook gallery of photos of the evening (taken by Ben Lansky).
And if you were there indeed, don’t hesitate to tag yourself in the images!
This year’s MA Interaction Design show is now over, true, but we still have another interview for you! Andrea Petrucci talked to us about his project on personal information and the way it is being used in today’s society:
What was your background before the MA in Interaction Design course at Goldsmiths?
I did my BA in Media Art back in Italy. My focus had always been on analogue and multimedia installations. I started to experiment with Interaction Design for my graduation project, focusing on tangible interfaces. Basically, the concept was being able to do video editing using objects instead of a screen interface. That lighted up an interest in Interaction Design that brought me to Goldsmiths. Continue reading “MA ID 02: Andrea Petrucci explores the use of personal data in contemporary times”
Last week, Hannah Korsmeyer (2015 graduate of the MA in Design: Critical Practice) and Cyrielle Andre (MA Fashion, 2015) led a Critical Fashion Workshop, a day of collaboration across programs within the Goldsmiths MA Design Department. The event has been announced here, and now Hannah & Cyrielle are sharing with us the highlights of the day:
Continue reading “Critical Fashion Workshop encourages collaboration between MA programmes”
A message from the PhD by Design team:
“We’re happy to announce that the next PhD By Design event will take place on Monday the 27th June 2016 and is part of the Design Research Society (DRS) conference which runs on the 28th – 30th June 2016.
It is an opportunity to present work and discuss the diverse aspects of what it means to do a practice-based PhD in Design. In connection to the DRS conference, this one day event will explore what the future holds for design research and how this future is being enacted through practice-based PhD design projects right now.
Some questions we seek to explore are:
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