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020			_a9783775739368
082			_aARTS _bAKC
100			_aAkcan, Esra
245		4	_aThe Future Is Not What It Used to Be
260			_a. _bHATJE CANTZ _c2015
300			_a336: ill. _c20 x 3 x 20 cm _rPaperback
504			_aThe type of work that designers are tackling has grown exponentially-from the design of our buildings, streets, education, food, and health care to the design of our communications, political, and economic systems and networks. Throughout history, manifestos have functioned as statements of purpose, stimulating an exchange of ideas. In a contemporary context, curators Zoë Ryan and Meredith Carruthers use the Biennial as a forum for posing questions and generating dialogue. How can we reconsider the manifesto, harnessing its power to frame pertinent ideas while exploring the new forms it might take? This richly illustrated volume presents more than fifty international projects by designers working across disciplines as well as essays by leading thinkers in design. The projects and thoughts are open to interpretation but have the potential to instigate new modes of thought and outcomes, encouraging us all to pause and think about the future.
650			_aArt
650			_aArt reference
650			_aExhibition
650			_aHistory and theory
700			_aRyan, Zoë _eCo-author
942			_cBKS
999			_c560 _d560