Hello all,

This may be slightly off topic since it is more design oriented, but it may be 
of interest nonetheless.

Rich L. 


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> Dato: 28. februar 2006 12:40:12 MET
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> Emne: [Nordes-announcement] Call for Nordes Summer School 2006
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>
> Announcement: The First Nordic Summer School of Design Research for 
> Doctoral Students in Design: Designing Locales with Narrative Methods 
> & Nordic Doctoral Seminar
>
> Web:                                   http://www.nordes.org/ > summer 
> school
> Place:                                   Suomenlinna/Sveaborg; the 
> University of Art and Design, Helsinki
> Time:                                   August 22-26, 2006
> Credits:                                4-8 etcs points
>
> Description
>
> The First Nordic Summer School of Design Research is a part of the 
> Nordes community (Nordic Design Research). The aim of the School is to 
> provide a joint forum for exchanging ideas design researchers in the 
> Nordic countries. It prepares the second Nordes conference that will 
> be in Stockholm in Summer 2007.
>
> The School consists of two parts, doctoral seminars and a workshop. 
> The doctoral seminar gives room for papers, plans, and discussion for 
> students. In the workshop, the participants will learn to design 
> locales using narrative methods for both understanding human 
> experience, and for designing it.
>
> The school takes place in Helsinki in two locales: the University of 
> Art and Design and Suomenlinna (Sveaborg) (for more information, go to 
> www.suomenlinna.fi/ > Svenska or > English).  It is primarily meant 
> for Nordic students, but students from other countries may also apply.
>
> The workshop explores the notion of "spontaneous logistics," or a 
> "logistics of the sublime" in city space thorough narratives. City 
> space has been a subject of extensive aesthetization over history, but 
> today perhaps more so than ever before. The workshop explores the 
> critical potentials of aestheticization that are often conspicuously 
> absent from discussions in the human sciences and design. Building on 
> critical aesthetic ideas and its recognition of the notion of the 
> sublime, the workshop develops critical thinking towards how people 
> experience cities and spaces through the means of a performative 
> experiment building on design methods.
>
>
> Practical information
>
> Applications must be sent by Friday, March 31 to research secretary 
> Johanna Korhonen to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Applications must have a 
> research plan or an abstract of he student's research interests, a 
> description of the stage of one's doctoral research, complete 
> addresses (incl. mail, e-mail, and telephone numbers), CV/Resume 
> (including a list of possible publications), and a description of 
> one's doctoral studies (i.e. the current number of credits/ects 
> points). Also, sending a brief portfolio is encouraged, but it ought 
> to contain only work relevant for one's research.
>
> The review process is completed by April 13. Those who are accepted 
> will be sent a letter immediately after that. They will also get 
> homework and practical information they need.
>
>
> Main teachers
>
> The School is coordinated by Prof., Dr. Ilpo Koskinen from University 
> of Art and Helsinki, School of Design (industrial design). His main 
> research areas have lately been qualitative methodology and mobile 
> multimedia.
>
> The workshop is coordinated by Maria Hellström. She is an artist and 
> lecturer in Aesthetics and Design theory at Malmö University, Art, 
> Culture and Communication. This year, she is finishing a Ph.D. in 
> Theoretical and Applied Aesthetics in Landscape Architecture at SLU, 
> Dept. for landscape planning, Alnarp, Sweden. In her thesis, she 
> focuses on spatial tactics and urban activism from the point of the 
> Free Town of Christiania, an alternative community in Copenhagen. Her 
> main field of interest is the development of a critical aesthetics and 
> the possibilities of integrating critical, artistic perspectives in 
> the urban design process. During the year 2001-2002 she was a visiting 
> scholar at MIT, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Cambridge, 
> MA, USA.
>
>
> Further information
>
> For more information, write to Prof. Ilpo Koskinen, University of Art 
> and Design Helsinki, Hämeentie 135 C, 00560 Helsinki, Finland, e-mail: 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Summer school secretary is Johanna Korhonen. Write to her to 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>

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