Lecture 1 Introductory Briefing overview of Lecture Programme -10 October 2013
Lecture 2 Consumerism- Persuasion, Brand, Society, Culture R. Miles -17 Oct 2013
Lecture 3 Identity J.Beighton- 24 October 2013
Lecture 4 The Gaze & the media H.Clarke - 31 October 2013
Lecture 5 Cities & Film H.Clarke - 7 November 2013
Lecture 6 Ethics- What is Good? R.Miles - 14 November 2013
Lecture 7 Globalization and Sustainability R.Miles - 21 November 2013
Lecture 8 Censorship and Truth J.Beighton - 28 November 2013
Lecture 9 Subculture & Style H.Clarke - 5 December 2013
Lecture 10 What is Research? F.Bates - 12 December 2013
Lecture 11 What is Critical Analysis? J.Beighton - 9 January 2014
Lecture 12 Synthesis R.Miles 16 January 2014 - 16 January 2014
Lecture 13 CoP3 Introduction R.Miles - 24 April 2014
Lecture 14 Research Skills C.Graham - 1 May 2014
Consumerism and Popular Culture in Graphic Design
Visual culture and Graphic design was used as a revolutionary media. Peoples printing studio which was set up by students in Paris in May 1968 L'Atelier Populaire
When there was a strike in Paris students thought they would participate and start a revelation. They kicked out the tutors and claimed the print studio and started to make all these prints which they placed everywhere. Capitalize and build a revolution. Crystalization of what a creative mind can do. Visual image of student revolution. Images that were screen printed. The posters produced by the atelier populaire are weapons in the service of the struggle and are inseperable part of it, their rightful place is in the centers of conflict, that is to say in the streets and on the walls of factories. To use them for decorative purposes to display them in bourgeois places of cultrure or to be consider them as objects of aesthetic interest is to impair both their function and their effect.
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