Sep '06 - Dec '09
An invitation to pass by the GSD tomorrow (Friday) @ 7PM to check out Pecha-Kucha.
This is the line up:
Ana Duran, Harvard GSD
Ben Fry, Processing.org
Benjamin Fortunato and Quilian Riano, Harvard GSD, re: journal
Daniel Paluska, MIT Media Lab
David Oliver, Cusp Development, Drawing Pod
Gretchen Schneider and Kara Peet, BAC Summer Academy
Kate Hollenbach, MIT Media Lab
Kelly Wilson, Harvard GSD
Marco Raab, Blank Mosseri
Neil Freeman, Harvard GSD
Pedro Duarte Bento, B76'
Steven Nutter, Miller Dyer Spears
Wei Bao and Jaime Hernandez, Harvard GSD
Yung Ho Chang, MIT Architecture Department
Not to spoil the fun, but I will give you an advance of the presentation. We are going to be looking at all the student-led publications the GSD has seen over the years and then present the web-based journal our re: GSD student journal team has been working on.
GSD Student Publication Timeline
-1941-1948 TASK
From the first issue:
--1947-1948 GSD Bulletin
A submission by Walter Gropius titled "Teaching the Art of Design"
--1957-1958 SYNTHESIS
--1963-1969 CONNECTIONS (those are cops beating a student in '69)
--1992-1993 re alignment
Funny fake ad:
--1994 Isthmus
--2001 Gamut
-2008-? re: web-based GSD Student Journal (launching in a few weeks)
See you tomorrow.
8 Comments
ooohhh.
Exciting..Can't wait for the new journal..
It better be free???
So, you realize that Hannes Meyer, Erich Mendelsohn, and Martin Wagner were former contributors to Task?
Nama, it will be free and online, with what we hope will be weekly updates.
Smoke, nah I did not see their names while looking through them. I was surprised to see Henry Cobb as the editors of GSD Bulletin though.
"re:" is the name of my blog.
yours will be way more exciting.
dang.
double-dang.
I'm def. excited to see it!
That Synthesis cover is DOPE!!
i thought the same 765. that's some hot 50's graphic design.
conormac - I started a spoof magazine (that ended up being recycled in the journal) whilst in school. I mention it because it was called re: actions
lol nice archinectophilia it's a great word - actually I'm surprised more people don't use it
you totally tricked me & i thought you gave us a link
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