Posted by Matt Judge
Posted: 25/02/2010
Design Week (UK) invited me to contribute towards a Vox Pop this week. The Question: A group of Belgium ad agencies went on strike in protest at pitches. What issue would entice you to go on strike.
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Posted in Advertising, Design Economy, Design future
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Posted by Design Assembly
Posted: 11/01/2010
In response to Emily Gosden’s defamatory article on the Times Online, we at Design Assembly felt compelled as a collective to address the issues raised in the hope that the apparent lack of appreciation and awareness of our profession is addressed. More
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Posted in Branding, Design Assembly, Design Economy, Design future, Education, Social responsibility, Uncategorized
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Posted by Paul M Fuog
Posted: 04/01/2010
Recently in Australia we have seen the rebrand of two large institutions. Both visual identities were intermittently released to the public accompanied by the associated fees. More
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Posted in Branding, Design future
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Posted by Scott Burnham
Posted: 24/10/2009
The Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA) commissioned me to write my publication Finding the Truth in Systems: In Praise of Design Hacking as an overview and exploration of ways in which individuals are taking design decisions into their own hands by hacking, reconfiguring and reworking the products, systems and spaces that make up our lives. More
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Posted in Design future, Originality, Social responsibility
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Posted by Neil Cummings
Posted: 28/09/2009
When is ok to be a little bit crap?
When you’re bloody marvellous at lots of other stuff.
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Posted in Advertising, Branding, Design Economy, Design future, Information Design
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Posted by Michael Dyer
Posted: 22/07/2009
A strange phenomenon has occurred in the world of design over the last decade and a half or so. Design has seemingly detached itself from its primarily historical role and function, and has drifted further and further into terrain that has little to do with the communicative, performative, or substantial, and more to do with the associative, demonstrative, and abstract. More
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Posted in Design future
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