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The importance of ePortfolios: teaching graphic design through an ePortfolio environment both in and out of the classroom environment
(ePIC, 2014)Graphic design continues to be a growing area within education and mainstream industry, especially in emerging economies of third world countries. The trends within these third world countries, both at education and industry ... -
The internal pathway of the self: supervisory implications of autobiographical, practice-led Ph.D. design theses
(Hong Kong Polytechnic University School of Design/Swinburne University of Technology Faculty of Design, 2011)This paper draws on case studies undertaken in doctoral research at AUT University. It seeks to address a number of issues related to inquiries employed by graphic design students who use autobiographic approaches when ... -
The invisible and visible in Making. Reflection on a personal practice
(Nordic research network (Nordfo), 2012)No abstract. -
The Naughty Nineties movable book prototype (1981), and the paper-engineering roll-on effect in tertiary teaching
(Otago School of Art and the University of Otago Centre for the Book, 2014)‘Movable books’ is the term that best encompasses the wide range of paper-engineered books, and includes those with pop-up mechanisms. Movable books epitomise the work of art in book form and date back many hundreds of ... -
The semiotics of business signage: how typography is used in impoverished and deprived areas of New Zealand
(Common Ground Publishing LLC, 2014)There is no disputing the fact that the Auckland Central Business District (C.B.D) is well positioned within the multinational corporate world community. While walking through the streets of Auckland’s C.B.D, one could ... -
The use of built environments in the formation and change of national identities: the case of Macedonia and ‘Skopje 2014’
(Department of Slavic Languages at Stockholm University, 2013)While the expressive power of architecture as a signifier of social, economic or political authority during times of prosperity is recognised in the literature, its role during times of political crisis (such as during ... -
The visible and invisible in making: reflecting on a personal practice
(Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies, Auckland University of Technology, 2012)In this paper I reflect upon the nature of making within my own practice, with specific reference to intrapersonal conversations (Bolt) and those with materials. The nature of flow as suggested by Csikszentmihalyi, in the ... -
Theories of practice: an ethics of film analysis
(Centre for Lacanian Analysis, 2009)With film theory the “text” that is film has at times encountered diverse readings that account for potential relations to and of the subject. Marxism, feminism, formalism, structuralism, phenomenology and psychoanalysis ... -
Theory as process: “Keiko” and co-creative movement
(International Association of Societies of Design Research, 2009)This paper sets out to provide insight into the current debate on art, science, and the need for rigor in providing a framework for the interpretation of creativity within design. A literature overview will outline the ... -
Thinking and doing: enhancing the learning and teaching of graphic design through the use of digital technologies
(Common Ground, 2013)Graphic design continues to be a growing area within education and mainstream industry, especially in emerging economies of third word countries. The trends within these countries, both at the education and industry levels, ... -
Tika Tonu AD2020: Creating a Virtual Exhibition of Design Artwork in Response to The COVID-19
The year 2020 was marked by the economic and social challenges originating from the COVID-19 pandemic; measures were introduced to enforce social distancing in a battle against community transmission. Places like universities ... -
Tillers of the soil/Travelling journeymen: modes of the virtual
(Editorial Committee of Transformations Journal, 2007)Walter Benjamin’s account of story telling as an exchange of experience uses images of embodied interaction: between a “resident tiller of the soil” and a “trading seaman,” or between “resident master craftsman and . . . ... -
Transformative experience
(Auckland, NZ: AGM Publishing, 2009)Trans-Form-ers was a joint venture for Architecture Week, between the University of Auckland School of Architecture and Planning, the Unitec School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, the Unitec Bachelor of Interior ... -
Translation of "Architecture as an art of immersion" (Architektur als Immersionskunst)
(Enigma: he aupiki, Auckland, November 2011. Print production by McCollams, Auckland, 2011)Immersion and Immersionskunst (immersive art or art of immersion) are relatively new terms. They originate from the discourses of contemporary computer art, where immersion into synthetic perceptual worlds has been a ... -
Traveling Houses: Performing Diasporic Relationships in Europe
(University of Hawaii Press, 2017)The paper explores the mutual impact of Pacific houses and people in diasporic relationships. Tracing the fates of several whare and fale now located in Europe, it explores changes over time that resulted from different ... -
Travelling houses: global encounters
(The Association for Social Anthropology in Oceania (ASAO), 2015)No abstract.