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Basic Graphic Design II
School of Visual Arts
Spring 2021
OVERVIEW
The second semester of a full year introductory course to basic graphic design.
FORMAT
Virtual
ASSIGNMENTS
Unit 4: Design as Identity
Workshop: A Space
P6: A Small System
Unit 5: Design as Publication
Workshop: A List
P7: A Basic Reader
Unit 5: Design as Motion
Workshop: A Song
P8: A Video Guide
Bonus
P9: A *Virtual* Coffee
READINGS
Victor Papanek, “Design for the real world,” 1971.
Sara Hendren, “What Can a Body Do?: How We Meet the Built World,” 2020.
Bruno Munari, “Shape of Words,” 1971.
Karl Gerster, “Designing Programmes,” 1964.
Rob Giampietro, “Identity & The Arts,” 2011.Marshall Mcluhan, “The Medium is the Massage”, 1967.
Roland Barthes, “Death of the Author,” 1967.
GUEST CRITICS
Aron Fay, Joseph Han, Rebecca Lim
STUDENTS
Hansol Park, Lydia Bang, Na Eun Kim, Likai Wang, Ray Chang, Angela Cheng, Hongjin Lan, Qingyang Xu, Huilin Yang, Quanzhuo Zeng, Yiwei Change, Eun Soo Kim
IMAGES
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Basic Graphic Design II
School of Visual Arts
Spring 2021
OVERVIEW
The second semester of a full year introductory course to basic graphic design.
FORMAT
Virtual
ASSIGNMENTS
Unit 4: Design as Identity
Workshop: A Space
P6: A Small System
Unit 5: Design as Publication
Workshop: A List
P7: A Basic Reader
Unit 5: Design as Motion
Workshop: A Song
P8: A Video Guide
Bonus
P9: A *Virtual* Coffee
READINGS
Victor Papanek, “Design for the real world,” 1971.
Sara Hendren, “What Can a Body Do?: How We Meet the Built World,” 2020.
Bruno Munari, “Shape of Words,” 1971.
Karl Gerster, “Designing Programmes,” 1964.
Rob Giampietro, “Identity & The Arts,” 2011.Marshall Mcluhan, “The Medium is the Massage”, 1967.
Roland Barthes, “Death of the Author,” 1967.
GUEST CRITICS
Aron Fay, Joseph Han, Rebecca Lim
STUDENTS
Hansol Park, Lydia Bang, Na Eun Kim, Likai Wang, Ray Chang, Angela Cheng, Hongjin Lan, Qingyang Xu, Huilin Yang, Quanzhuo Zeng, Yiwei Change, Eun Soo Kim
IMAGES
“When you build a thing you cannot merely build that thing in isolation, but must also repair the world around it, and within it, so that the larger world at that one place becomes more coherent, and more whole; and the thing which you make takes its place in the web of nature, as you make it.“ — Christopher Alexander, Sara Ishikawa and Murray Silverstein, A Pattern Language, 1977.
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Last updated: April 26, 2022
© Anthony Zukofsky 2012–2022.
Last updated: April 26, 2022
© Anthony Zukofsky 2012–2022.