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Welcome to the Design History Workshop Japan web site! This site is the official World Wide Web site of the Design History Workshop Japan which was founded in the autumn of 2002 as academic society for design history in Japan. The site was first uploaded in 2003. It aims to present news and information about our activities including journal, symposium and research workshop, and links to other places of interest on the internet. It contains not only the English site for overseas visitors, but also the members-only site which offers useful information for our members. |
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News and Information No. 21 [26 October 2010]Our 21th Research Workshop will be held on Sunday, 28 November at Saitama University, Tokyo Station College. No. 020 [18 June 2010]Our 8th Symposium ‘Reconsideration: World Design Conference 1960 in Tokyo’ will be held on Saturday, 7 July at Tsuda University. No. 19 [10 February 2010]Our 20th Research Workshop will be held on Saturday, 13 March at Saitama University, Tokyo Station College. No. 018 [24 November 2009]Our 19th Research Workshop will be held on Saturday, 5 December at Kyoto Woman's University. No. 017 [12 February 2009]Our 18th Research Workshop will be held on Saturday, 6 March at The University of Digital Content. No. 016 [9 October 2008]Our 16th Research Workshop will be held on Saturday, 6 December at Kyoto Woman's University. No. 015 [10 June 2008]Our 15th Research Workshop and 6th Symposium ‘Design and Media’ will be held on Saturday, 12 July at Tsuda Hall. No. 014 [24 October 2007]Call for Papers, The 6th International Conference on Design History and Design Studies. No. 013 [4 July 2007]The most recent edition of the newsletter (#07, 2007) has been sent to all members via the DHWJ e-mail list. The newsletter can also be read online, on the members-only site (password-protected). No. 012 [11 June 2007]Our 2007 Academic Year General Meeting will be held on Monday, 16 July at Saitama University, Tokyo Station College. No. 011 [11 June 2007]The most recent edition of the newsletter (#06, 2007) has been sent to all members via the DHWJ e-mail list. The newsletter can also be read online, on the members-only site (password-protected). No. 010 [2 June 2007]The most recent edition of the newsletter (#05, 2007) has been sent to all members via the DHWJ e-mail list. The newsletter can also be read online, on the members-only site (password-protected). No. 009 [19 May 2007]The most recent edition of the newsletter (#04, 2007) has been sent to all members via the DHWJ e-mail list. The newsletter can also be read online, on the members-only site (password-protected). No. 008 [1 May 2007]Members who are interested in the site of ‘Members’ Publications’, should consult the guidelines for submission in our latest newsletter (#03, 2007), which can be read online, on the members-only site (password-protected). No. 007 [1 May 2007]Members who are interested in the site of ‘Members Self-introduction’, should consult the guidelines for submission in our latest newsletter (#03, 2007), which can be read online, on the members-only site (password-protected). No. 006 [1 May 2007]The most recent edition of the newsletter (#03, 2007) has been sent to all members via the DHWJ e-mail list. The newsletter can also be read online, on the members-only site (password-protected). No. 005 [30 April 2007]The deadline for submissions to the next edition of Design History, scheduled for publication at the end of June 2008, is Friday, 30 November 2007. We look forward to receiving manuscripts from members. Manuscripts can be submitted in Japanese or English; you may also submit a manuscript with both Japanese and English versions. Please consult the Guidelines for Submission of Manuscripts for further information on submission policies. Members may also consult two rules on the editorial policies and the editing process listed on the members-only site (password-protected). No. 004 [30 April 2007]Our 5th Symposium ‘Design, Text and Context: Design History for Whom?’ will be held on Monday, 16 July at Saitama University, Tokyo Station College. No. 003 [30 April 2007]The most recent edition of the newsletter (#02, 2007) has been sent to all members via the DHWJ e-mail list. The newsletter can also be read online, on the members-only site (password-protected). No. 002 [1 April 2007]Please pay your annual dues of 8,000 yen for full members, 4,000 yen for student members, and 4,000 yen for overseas members. Dues must be paid between 1 April and 31 May 2006. 2007 Academic Year General Meeting
Executive Committee and Editorial Board Meeting 16th Executive Committee and Editorial Board Meeting
Update Record 5 July 2007News and Information> No.13 13 June 2007News and Information> No.11 and No.12 11 June 2007Members Only> The Agendas for the 2007 Academic Year General Meeting (password-protected) 6 June 2007Members' Publications> No.001, 2004 and No.001, 2007 21 May 2007The Digital Museum of Design> Gallery 008 |
Journal Design History, Issue 8, 2010, Call for PapersDesign History, Issue 8, is scheduled to be published in June 2010. Design History, Issue 7, 2009
Symposium 8th Symposium : Reconsideration: World Design Conference 1960 in Tokyo
7th Symposium : Photography x Propaganda x Design
6th Symposium : Design and Media Contemporary media has developed fast, but the actual ‘media’ that connected such media and people is ‘design’.
5th Symposium : Design, Text and Context: Design History for Whom?If history is a constructed tale, narrated from a specific viewpoint with particular concerns in mind, how has design’s story been told? At the turn of the last century, the design historian was almost the craftsman himself who dominated the academic study of the art of design. In the years between the First and Second World Wars, design history became a story of progress—the advancement of modern design—as written by modernist ideologues like Sir Nikolaus Pevsner and Herbert Read. This positivist narrative came under attack in the 1970s with the rise of Cultural Studies, and today, design historians practice our craft mindful of the need to recognize a multiplicity of viewpoints and experiences of design as practice, product and way of working in the world. But how do we write our histories of design for today, and what is our goal in composing these narratives? Should design histories increase intercultural and transnational understanding? Make apparent economic interactions between corporations and consumers? Benefit designers and producers? Educate the public about design through exhibitions and experiential learning? And if the answer is “all of these”, how might we best address these multiple audiences? This symposium is an opportunity to discuss these and other questions in the contemporary practice of design history.
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