Object Thinking

considering product culture

Archive for the ‘Design Poetics’ Category

May 16, 2010 Thinking:Objects – An Introduction posted in Aesthetics, Design Poetics, Politics, Social Inclusion, User-Centred Design, Value tagged Design books, industrial design, Product Design, Thinking:Objects
November 24, 2009 Is Irony Killing Design? posted in Design Poetics tagged Design Museum, Droog Design, Irony, Kitsch, Poetry, Swiss Doorwedge

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Object Thinking contains articles about product and furniture design by Tim Parsons.

By establishing a platform for the discussion of significant issues in the field, Object Thinking aims to be an effective counterpoint to the increasing consumption of design through images alone.

Tim Parsons is a designer, writer and lecturer and author of Thinking:Objects - Contemporary Approaches to Product Design published by AVA Academia. View Tim Parsons' website