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The New Designer: Design as a Profession beschäftigt sich mit den Aufkommen des Berufsfelds Künstler·in und Gestalter·in nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg und seiner Entwicklung im Umfeld indus- trieller Produktion. Der Band enthält Artikel über Lehrmodelle, die zunächst erprobt wurden an Schulen wie dem Design Laboratory, New York, der Škola umeleckých remesiel (ŠUR), Bratislava, der Hochschule für Gestaltung (HfG) Ulm und der Escola Superior de Desenho Industrial (ESDI), Rio de Janeiro. Ergänzt werden diese Texte durch Essays und Gespräche über Programme, Praktiken und Selbstverständnis der Designpädagogik. Das Buch ist Teil der Reihe „Schools of Departure“, zu der auch ein digitaler Atlas gehört, der experimentelle Ansätze der Kunst- und Designausbildung jenseits des Bauhaus verzeichnet. Yaa Addae, Kuratorin, Autorin und Künstlerin, London / Accra. Claudia Banz, Kuratorin für Design, Kunstgewerbemuseum Berlin. Shannan Clark, Associate Professor für Geschichte, Montclair State University. Alison J. Clarke, Professorin und Leiterin des Instituts für Theorie und Geschichte des Designs, Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien. Martin Mäntele, Leiter des HfG-Archivs, Ulm. Catherine Nichols, Kunst- und Literaturwissenschaftlerin, Kuratorin und Autorin, Berlin. Lesley-Ann Noel, Assistant Professor für Design Studies, North Carolina State University. Marina Otero Verzier, Architektin und Leiterin des Master-Studienganges Social Design, Design Academy Eindhoven. Klára Prešnajderová, Autorin und Kuratorin am Slowakischen Designzentrum, Bratislava. Orbis Rexha, Jurist, Forscher und Aktivist, Pristina. Ilana Schleich Tschiptschin, Forscherin und Grafik- designerin, Berlin.

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Head deep into Alice's Wonderland and explore the lush art, music, theatre, and film inspired by Lewis Carroll's creation.

The excitement continues as the treasure hunt begins in earnest—with pirate king Long John Silver stirring up trouble every step of the way. Silver wants Jim and his friends to turn over the precious map, in exchange for their safety. But they refuse the deal, so the attack is on. Will Jim be able to keep the map safe from thieving hands?

Every child who has ever been tempted by blue skies and sunshine will identify with Tom's predicament: it's a beautiful day, and he wants to play at the swimming hole..."not" on the piano. So crafty Tom hides from Aunt Polly--what youngster in his place wouldn't? And that's what makes this perfectly crafted excerpt from an acknowledged classic so enjoyable on its own.

Explores The Rich Detail Of Colonial American Art And Describes How These Are The Foundations Of Modern American Art.