Journal Catalogue
Choose a way in: looking closely, following a surviving record, or working through a new design problem.
Art readings
A line of dialogue, a patch of colour, a timed frame: interpretations begin with the work’s particular decisions.
- Welcome to the Met: The Pictures Want a Word
- Nothing Is Impossible Out Here: A Favour Has Two Stories
- A Jolt from Deep Within: Reading the Earthquake Sequence
- Digital Divide: From Connection to Influence
- My Two Worlds: Painting a Moving City
- Urban Lullaby: Reading Silence Through a Small Gesture
- Watercolours: Three Ways to Make a Place
Project records
What survives, what it identifies and what remains missing. A short source trail can stay short.
- Painting, Street Life and Digital Experiments
- Art Links: Find a Work, Compare Its Record
- Grace Frankforter: A Mail-Art Catalogue Record
- ArchChive: “My Tasks” Is a Different Question
- Email and Mobile Attention: Two Headlines Beside a Project
- FoundIt: Three Routes Back to Personal Information
- Information Design: A Missing Page and Its Incoming Reference
- Cellphonia: The “1st Try – Anjali” Reference
Interface studies
Independent practical studies with their own content: form, grouping, retrieval and navigation.