Showing posts with label Critical Studies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Critical Studies. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 April 2014

Critical Studies - Lecture Notes: Industrialization and innovation. - Part 3


| INTRODUCTION:
Everyone knows that the final part of a Triology is the best part - unless we're talking about Star Wars, where the best movie was clearly Empire Strikes Back.
But here we are at the end of my notes for Critical Studies with standard warnings re accuracy, spelling et al.
PART 1: Industrialization and innovation
PART 2: 19th Century New Zealand
PART 3: 19th Century Photography

Critical Studies - Lecture Notes: Industrialization and innovation. - Part 2


| INTRODUCTION:
Just like it says in the title.  This is part 2 of the Critical Studies notes, it kind of meanders all over the place and once again I refuse to make claims as to proper spelling, grammar or historical accuracy.PART 1: Industrialization and innovation
PART 2: 19th Century New Zealand
PART 3: 19th Century Photography

Critical Studies - Lecture Notes: Industrialization and innovation. - Part 1


| INTRODUCTION:
So much for this being a weekly blog :)  Here's the first part of the critical studies notes that I've finally found the time to work into some semblance of order.  However I make no promises regarding accuracy and/or factual information.  Cite me at your own risk.
PART 1: Industrialization and innovation
PART 2: 19th Century New Zealand
PART 3: 19th Century Photography

THE 19TH CENTURY:
PART 1: INDUSTRIALIZATION AND INNOVATION




Wednesday, 12 March 2014

Critical Studies - Aesthetics and Ethics Debate

| INTRODUCTION:
These are the notes that I took during the debate we had about aesthetics and ethics.  I'm pretty sure that I've managed to get everyone's contributions down but touch typing can only go so fast.  Therefore if I've left anything major out then left me know.







Thursday, 27 June 2013

Artus Reportus Longus Windus - Brian Froud



| INTRODUCTION TO THE INTRODUCTION

This is the first report that we were required to do for the Critical Studies section of the course. I've broken it up three sections because the whole thing was far too image heavy.

CAVAET! - I got pulled up on my referencing for this report even after I used the handout sheets AND the APA referencing tool in Word. Make certain of your references before submitting and cite everything! Even if you consider it to be redundant information.

Artus Reportus Longus Windus - Frank Frazetta

| INTRODUCTION TO THE INTRODUCTION
This is the first report that we were required to do for the Critical Studies section of the course. I've broken it up three sections because the whole thing was far too image heavy.
CAVAET! - I got pulled up on my referencing for this report even after I used the handout sheets AND the APA referencing tool in Word. Make certain of your references before submitting and cite everything! Even if you consider it to be redundant information.

Artus Reportus Longus Windus - Stan Sakai

 | INTRODUCTION TO THE INTRODUCTION
 
This is the first report that we were required to do for the Critical Studies section of the course. I've broken it up three sections because the whole thing was far too image heavy.
 
CAVAET! - I got pulled up on my referencing for this report even after I used the handout sheets AND the APA referencing tool in Word.  Make certain of your references before submitting and cite everything! Even if you consider it to be redundant information.

Wednesday, 5 June 2013

Wednesday, 29 May 2013

Critical studies lecture - Dessau Bauhaus - the academy of art and design.

CRITICAL STUDIES
LECTURE BY: TANG
DATE 29.05.13

  • INTRODUCTION:It turns out that Bauhaus is not just a pretty font. To the surprise of many [1] there is a long and interesting history to it.
    The Bauhaus school was founded by Walter Gropius in Weimar [2].The style became one of the most influential currents in Modernist architecture and modern design. The Bauhaus had a profound influence upon subsequent developments in art, architecture, graphic design, interior design, industrial design and typography. [3]

Tuesday, 21 May 2013

Tuesday, 2 April 2013

Critical Studies Lecture Notes


CRITICAL STUDIES
LECTURE BY: TITAHI
DATE: 03.04.2013
THE TREATY OF WAITANGI

Wednesday, 20 March 2013