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RECENT ARTICLE | “Design for the Speculative Future as Cultural Intermediary: Case Study on Chinese Weddings,” by Fangzhou Dong, Xin Shen, Sara Sterling & Kenny K. N. Chow. Read it here: @Arts_Routledge

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BOOK REVIEW | María del Mar Navarro reviews Gjoko Muratovski’s book Research for Designers: A Guide to Methods and Practice — "a timely publication and a pillar in the conversation about design research." Read it here: @Arts_Routledge

RECENT ARTICLE | “'The Apple Way': Foucault, Design, Consumerism, and the Shaping of Apple Subjects,” by Melinda Gaughwin. Read it here: @Arts_Routledge

NEW ARTICLE | “Un/Making the Plastic Straw: Designerly Inquiries into Disposability, Design and Culture” by Kristina Lindström & Åsa Ståhl. Read it here: @Arts_Routledge

NEW ARTICLE | “Designing 'Down to Earth.' Lessons Learned from Transformative Social Innovation” by Virginia Tassinari and Ezio Manzini. Read more: @Arts_Routledge

NEW ISSUE | Design and Culture Volume 15 Issue 1 March 2023 ⁠⁠is now available on @Arts_Routledge! Link in bio. Article on the cover: Planty Design Activism: Alliances with Seeds by Alexandra Crosby and Ilaria Vanni #newissue #designandculture #taylorandfrancis

BOOK REVIEW | Elaine Lopez reviewed the book Caps Lock: How Capitalism Took Hold of Graphic Design and How to Escape from It, written by Ruben Pater. Read it here: @Arts_Routledge

APPLY NOW | Hi everyone! This is Lisa Sneijder inviting you to take over my role of Social Media Editor at Design & Culture Journal! Email Macushla Robinson macushla.robinson@uconn.edu with your cover letter and CV. #applynow Deadline February 10, 2023.

WEBSITE REVIEW | Claire Elestwani reviewed the Pirate Care Syllabus which serves as the Project’s ongoing online resource for scholars of Western cultures and community-organizers interested in “activating collective processes of learning.” @Arts_Routledge

NEW ARTICLE | “Planty Design Activism: Alliances with Seeds” by Alexandra Crosby & Ilaria Vanni. Read more: @Arts_Routledge

BOOK REVIEW| Virginia Patterson reviewed Extra Bold: A Feminist, Inclusive, Anti-Racist, Nonbinary Field Guide for Graphic Designers by Ellen Lupton, Farah Kafei, Jennifer Tobias, Josh Halstead, Kaleena Sales, Leslie Xia & Valentina Vergara @Arts_Routledge

APPLY NOW | Hi everyone! This is Lisa Sneijder inviting you to take over my role of Social Media Editor at the Design & Culture Journal! Email Macushla Robinson macushla.robinson@uconn.edu with your cover letter and CV. #applynow Deadline December 20, 2022.

BOOK REVIEW | Robert A. Beauregard reviewed Albena Yaneva’s book Latour for Architects, which is part of the series “Thinkers for Architects” that is edited by Adam Sharr. Read it here: @Arts_Routledge

NEW ARTICLE | “The Apotheosis of Steve Jobs: Belief and Desire in the Discourse of Design” by Stephen James Beckett. Read more: @Arts_Routledge

EXHIBITION REVIEW | Saraleah Fordyce reviews “Living with Scents” in the Museum of Craft and Design, San Francisco, CA, (virtual exhibit ongoing). Curated by Elisabetta Pisu and Clara Muller. Read more: @Arts_Routledge

NEW ARTICLE | Have a quick listen to Nicola St John explaining her article “Designing on Western Arrarnta Country: The Ntaria Digital Drawings.” Listen to the full version on Instagram! Read more: @Arts_Routledge

NEW ARTICLE | “Designing on Western Arrarnta Country: The Ntaria Digital Drawings” by Nicola St John is a visual narrative that presents the outcomes of a communication design education program with Western Arrarnta young adults. Read more: @Arts_Routledge

NEW ARTICLE & OPEN ACCESS | Listen to a snippet of Lesley-Ann Noel explaining her article “Designing New Futures for Design Education.” Full video on Instagram! Read more: @Arts_Routledge

NEW ARTICLE & OPEN ACCESS | “Designing New Futures for Design Education” by Lesley-Ann Noel shares a series of visual representations of guiding principles for design curricula that re-imagine a design education for the future. Read more: @Arts_Routledge