Affiliation:
1. Catherine Moriarty is professor of Art and Design History at the University of Brighton and curatorial director of the University of Brighton Design Archives. She has directed a variety of research, exhibition and publication projects that explore the archive as a site of inquiry, including the Arts and Humanities Research Council-funded Exploring British Design in 2014/15, and collaborative doctoral projects with the Chartered Society of Designers and the Design Museum. She has written on the history of...
Abstract
The connection, visualization, and interpretation of historical data inform the representation of design's past, its digital present, and the possibilities of the future. This article introduces ideas about the arrangement and understanding of design historical information and documentation that has evolved through the critical stewardship of the University of Brighton Design Archives and its program of digitization projects over a 20-year period. It argues that researchers need to understand better the inherently monographic form of many archives, the relationship between analogue and digital artifacts and environments, and the implications of this evolving and inter-connected landscape for design research and research across the humanities. (103)
Subject
Computer Graphics and Computer-Aided Design,Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous)
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