[nettime-lat] Fwd: [RRE]Fourth European Academy of Design Conference

[Ana Viseu <aviseu@oise.utoronto.ca>]

Embora esteja escrito em ingles este e um anuncio sobre uma conferencia de 
Design a decorrer em Abril de 2001 em Portugal. Caso haja designers ou 
outros interessados em Design na lista fica aqui o anuncio.

Ana


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>Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2000 10:49:35 +0100
>From: "Jo Charlton" <J.Charlton@salford.ac.uk>
>Subject: Fourth European Academy of Design Conference
>
>Apologies for cross-posting.
>
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>
>
>CALL FOR PAPERS
>
>desire, designum, design
>THE FOURTH EUROPEAN ACADEMY OF DESIGN CONFERENCE
>AVEIRO, PORTUGAL, 10th-12th APRIL 2001
>
>Globalisation and the trends in communication technologies is changing
>the way people and organisations think and act.  Design and designers
>contribute to the changing environment, in the ways in which they
>interpret and translate the material world.  Design operates at
>both global, regional and local levels, at strategic and operational
>levels, in personal, social and environmental contexts.  This
>conference is about setting the agenda for design research, for
>reflecting on design and design research now and in the future.
>
>The themes for the conferences cover:
>
>. the influencing and mediating nature of design between the user and
>society
>
>. design as a strategic tool for groups, organisations, governments,
>education
>
>. designs responsibility ethically, socially, etc
>
>. practice centred design research (please see below for details of
>submitting practice-centred work)
>
>
>What solutions can design offer for these issues?  Papers are invited
>for submission, which consider design in scientific, educational,
>managerial, regional, industrial, future, cultural, system, visual
>research and environmental contexts.  Papers should cover the
>following topics:
>
>. design identities
>. design management
>. practice-led research
>. strategic design
>. design theory
>. eco/environmental design
>. design education
>. gender issues
>
>
>The fourth European Academy of Design conference will be held at
>the Universidade de Aveiro in Portugal next Easter.  This conference
>follows the success of the European Academy of Design's three previous
>international conferences, Design Interfaces (University of Salford,
>UK, Easter 1995), Design Contexts (Royal Institute of Technology,
>Stockholm, Sweden, Easter 1997), and Design Cultures (Sheffield Hallam
>University, UK, Easter 1999).
>
>
>To propose a paper
>
>Proposals should include the names of all authors together with
>institutional affiliations.  Please indicate the name of the
>presenting author.  Proposals should be one A4 page for refereeing.
>Brief biographies of the authors may be added on a second page.
>Proposals by email only, to: vas@ca.ua.pt.  Please see below for
>details of submitting practice-centred work.
>
>Deadlines
>3 November 2000: Deadline for proposals.
>15 December 2000: Authors notified.
>9 February 2001: Final papers due.
>
>On acceptance, authors will be invited to expand proposals for
>publication in the conference proceedings.  Proceedings will be
>available at the conference.  The working language of the conference
>is English.
>
>For more information, please contact
>
>Vasco Branco
>Universidade de Aveiro
>Departamento de Comunica=E7=E3o e Arte
>Campus Universitario de Santiago
>3810-193 Aveiro
>Portugal.
>Tel: + 351 234 370 080
>Fax: + 351 234 370 868
>Email: vab@ca.ua.pt
>
>
>SUBMISSION OF PAPERS THAT INCLUDE PRACTICE-BASED RESEARCH OUTPUTS
>
>The conference welcomes the submission of papers that consist of
>practice based research.  Facilities will be made available during
>the conference to exhibit 2-D and 3-D examples of design research.
>This may take the form of photographs, printouts, drawings, models,
>software applications, prototypes or other examples of research
>work in progress.  An exhibition area will be available during the
>conference to display this work.
>
>
>What is Practice Based Research?
>
>The term 'practice-based' research may require some clarification.
>For the purpose of this conference it refers to research that has
>involved the development of 2 and 3 dimensional artifacts in response
>to research questions.  Essentially there is no difference between
>this category of research and any other formally constructed
>investigation.  The work can not speak for its self.  A written
>commentary is required to contextualise the work and to explain its
>significance and origin.  The term 'practice based research' has in
>some contexts been used to describe professional practice.  However
>the conference is only prepared to accept examples of practice based
>research that has been developed in response to a formal research
>enquiry.
>
>What you have to provide
>
>If you wish to submit a practice-based 'paper' you should include the
>following:
>
>. A 300-word abstract detailing the research project.  This should
>include a title, authors, affiliations, and synopsis of the research.
>
>. Up to six 35mm slides of the work.  The slides must be labeled
>clearly.  You should provide a list of the slides on a separate sheet,
>including a caption and short description of the content with overall
>dimensions and approximate value for insurance purposes.
>
>An exhibition space will be established during the conference for the
>presentation of practice based papers.  This will include a seating
>area and projection equipment.  The exhibition will remain in place
>throughout the conference.  Exhibitors/presenters will be allocated a
>time for presenting their papers to fellow delegates.  Presentations
>will take place in the exhibition area along side the exhibited work.
>
>Details of the exhibition facilities (space, plinths, hanging
>system and lighting) will be communicated directly to the presenter
>of the work following acceptance of the paper for inclusion in the
>conference.  Entries in the conference proceedings will include an
>illustrated abstract of the paper.  Delegates presenting practice
>based papers will be responsible for transporting and hanging
>their work and removing the exhibits at the end of the conference.
>Insurance for the exhibition will be taken out by the conference
>organisers to cover accidental damage or theft, for the duration of
>the conference only.
>
>Practice-based proposals should be submitted to Vasco Branco:
>vas@ca.ua.pt.
>
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>
>Jo Charlton
>The Research Unit
>University of Salford
>Centenary Building
>Peru Street
>Salford M3 6EQ
>UK
>
>tel: + 44 (0) 161 295 6148
>fax: + 44 (0) 161 295 6174
>email: J.Charlton@salford.ac.uk

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