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Denise is an award winning socially engaged photographer from London. Her specialities are community documentary, socio-political comment and photography used in a therapeutic context. This is a hands on workshop for those at an intermediate to advanced level, who want to work with high resolution images and have an interest in exploring the stories photographs can tell, with a view to creating a more enduring project with their own photographic work. The aim is to understand the context in which photographs are made, how they are used to illustrate stories and how to present the work - with an introduction to self-publishing, the design craft and creation of a photobook, exhibition series, or presentation of a personal piece of work. Participation with no assessment = 0.5 ECTS, Delivery of a final presentation = 1 ECTS, Construction of a final publication based on a refined project, or new body of work, plus a written assessment of working practice = 2.5 ECTS.
Patterns of Design Thinking
Patterns of Design Thinking Everybody is a designer. We all design all the time. However, what is it that we actually do when we design? What do we know about it? What can we know about it? While for some, designing is a complex myth and for others it is a simple method, this workshop offers a perspective that is between these two extremes. Through a series of lectures the topic of Design Thinking is introduced. Then an approach to studying successful designers is developed in order to extract their "Patterns of Design Thinking". With this in hand, participants can begin to improve their own design skills. Instead of taking over ready-made tools as is the case in many courses offered under this name, the participants of this workshop will be trained in toolmaking and enabled to create their own toolbox for Design Thinking. Due to the trans-disciplinary nature of the topic, the workshop is open to participants from all faculties and study programmes of the university.