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Counter-Framing Design

Counter-Framing Design aims to theorise the politics of design framing practice by deconstructing the ways in which design practices institutionalise … More

commons, counter-framing design, design, design + activism, design + politics, politics, social movements

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'How do you start something when you know the foundations are wrong?' (Insights from Interviews)

In case you missed it first time round, last year we ran a research-through-design workshop with grassroots design organisers to map #discourses of #alternativeeconomics. We used 'countering' as a lens and design concept to explore organising practices through an object mapping exercise and as a concept to experiment and 'think with', to co-design interventions in economic discourses. Read more at our Linktree.

A houseplant is framed as a houseplant, no longer wild, no longer in its original context, contained and usually individualized, in a pot, and by itself in that pot. Pots designate plants as “exotic”, i.e. not able to survive outdoors, as objects of admiration, as decor, as distinct from being framed as wild, as obstructions, as agricultural work...

We're busy preparing materials for our upcoming design practitioner workshop focused on how #framing and counter-framing can be harnessed as design concepts to think and with. #DesignConcepts #CriticalPractice #Semiotics #DesignPractices

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