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Artefact Books: Towards a Multi-field Analytical Framework for Literary Research
(2011)
Smith, Jennifer Dawn
Artefact Books: Towards a Multi-field Analytical Framework for Literary Research
(2011)
Smith, Jennifer Dawn
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While the most fundamental object of literary studies is often the codex, in this age of digital and electronic sensory inundation, it would seem that the physical book has a limited lifespan. However, the technologies continually vying to supersede the codex are instead enabling the development of different kinds of printed objects. Some of these new books transmit information in a unique way that cannot be replicated or replaced by other media such as television, the Internet, or even e-books. I have chosen the phrase "artefact book" to distinguish these works from traditional books and artists' books. The quality of the reading experience offered and demanded by artefact books is vital for paper publishing and concomitant literary studies in the face of digital and multimedia competition. The problematic ontology of artists' books has prevented both literary and artistic discourses from embracing them wholeheartedly. In essence, artefact books are those whose ...
http://hdl.handle.net/10379/2743
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ArtLog: Archiving the Artistic Process
(2008)
Desmond, Yvonne; McAuley, John; McCarthy, Evin; McDonnell, Ciaran; Pritchard, Charles; ...
ArtLog: Archiving the Artistic Process
(2008)
Desmond, Yvonne; McAuley, John; McCarthy, Evin; McDonnell, Ciaran; Pritchard, Charles; Donlon, Pat
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<p>Currently there is little or no formal attempt to document the processes an Irish artist undergoes when producing a piece of art. With Artlog we aim to provide the artistic community at the Tyrone Guthrie Centre, Annaghmakerring, Co. Monaghan with a forum to not only develop their profile as an artist but also to document their work practices. In this paper we describe how Artlog came about, the relationship between the aesthetics and the importance of heritage, the approach of the project team in organising the archive and finally how interdisplinary collaboration has impacted the project.</p>
http://arrow.dit.ie/libart/2
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Buttering up the British: Irish Exports and the Tourist Gaze
(2012)
Bolger, Mary Ann
Buttering up the British: Irish Exports and the Tourist Gaze
(2012)
Bolger, Mary Ann
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<p>This paper argues that the advertising of Irish exports in the 1960s provided for their consumers a form of ‘tourism without travel’. (1) This concept is borrowed from Mark McGovern, who uses it to describe the experience of the consumer of the ‘Irish pub experience’ in his article ‘”The cracked pint glass of the servant”: the Irish pub, Irish identity and the tourist eye’ in Michael Cronin and Barbara O’Connor (eds) Irish tourism: image, culture, and identity. Clevedon; Buffalo, N.Y.: Channel View Publications, 2003 In particular, Kerrygold butter acted as an especially authentic souvenir of Ireland because it was, as the ads still claim today, ‘made of Ireland’.</p>
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschadpart/7
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Can Design Thinking Have a Social Life Through Networking?
(2012)
Duggan, Brenda
Can Design Thinking Have a Social Life Through Networking?
(2012)
Duggan, Brenda
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<p>‘The design process is best described metaphorically as a system of spaces rather than a predefined series of orderly steps. The steps demarcate different sorts of related activities that together form a continuum of innovation’. (Brown, 2008, 4) This paper addresses two different spaces for examining design thinking — the design research notebook and the digital space, the topic-driven blog. The premise for this paper arises from teaching digital media on a visual communication programme. I wanted to ask the question from my perspective as an educator — if the individual research notebook is a convention or vehicle for design thinking within a print technology culture, could the use of group-blogs provide a space, acting as a continuum or counter balance, in addressing design thinking in a digital networked culture? Can design thinking have a social life, through networking? This paper will examine the ‘different sorts of related activities’ that takes place in design thin...
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschadpart/2
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Codex Pareidolia
(2009)
Stephens, Geoff
Codex Pareidolia
(2009)
Stephens, Geoff
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Presented at the Faculty of Arts, Graduate Show, Dublin Institute of Technology, May, 2009.
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Disassembly
(2012)
McLellen, Todd
Disassembly
(2012)
McLellen, Todd
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<p>My interest in the real has always been present and I try to mix my work with that. In my series disassembly, I have used old items that are no longer used by the masses and often found on the street curbs heading for disposal. All of the items in the photographs were in working order. The interesting part was the fact that they were all so well built, and most likely put together by hand. I envisioned all the enjoyment these pieces had given many people for many years, all to be replaced by new technology that will be rapidly replaced with half the use that these were once getting. I had shot two scenarios. In the first where they were all laid out in the order in which they were taken apart, almost like a family portrait. Everything was taken out in sections as they came out of the objects. I was very cautious with the pieces and made 100% sure none were lost in the process. They were all laid out in the same fashion. I tried to stay true to the organisation in a way that...
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschadpart/8
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Grecian Goddess
(2009)
Lam, Pui Sam
Grecian Goddess
(2009)
Lam, Pui Sam
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Presented at the Faculty of Arts, Graduate Show, Dublin Institute of Technology, May, 2009.
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http://arrow.dit.ie/schphotogal/4
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In the Penal Colony
(2009)
Shekelton, Chloe
In the Penal Colony
(2009)
Shekelton, Chloe
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Presented at the Faculty of Arts, Graduate Show, Dublin Institute of Technology, May, 2009.
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http://arrow.dit.ie/schphotogal/7
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Issue 1, February 2012 - Undisciplined Disciplines
(2012)
Fitzpatrick, Noel; Stott, Tim
Issue 1, February 2012 - Undisciplined Disciplines
(2012)
Fitzpatrick, Noel; Stott, Tim
http://arrow.dit.ie/jouinprintiss/1
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It Seems Nothing in the World is Right or Wrong
(2009)
Andersone, Ieva
It Seems Nothing in the World is Right or Wrong
(2009)
Andersone, Ieva
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Presented at the Faculty of Arts, Graduate Show, Dublin Institute of Technology, May, 2009.
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http://arrow.dit.ie/schphotogal/2
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Liss Ard, Co. Cork
(1996)
Brady, Noel
Liss Ard, Co. Cork
(1996)
Brady, Noel
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Description and review of art park at Liss Ard in Cork.
http://arrow.dit.ie/bescharcart/20
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Millennium
(2009)
Mullen, Kathleen
Millennium
(2009)
Mullen, Kathleen
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Presented at the Faculty of Arts, Graduate Show, Dublin Institute of Technology, May, 2009.
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http://arrow.dit.ie/schphotogal/3
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Motionless Monotony: New Nowheres in Irish Photography
(2012)
Graham, Colin
Motionless Monotony: New Nowheres in Irish Photography
(2012)
Graham, Colin
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<p>‘But my mind was too confused … so with a kind of madness growing upon me, I flung myself into futurity … What strange developments of humanity, what wonderful advances upon our rudimentary civilization, I thought, might not appear when I came to look into the dim elusive world that raced and fluctuated before my eyes. I saw great and splendid architecture rising about me, more massive than any buildings of our own time, and yet, it seemed, built of glimmer and mist … the earth seemed very fair. And so my mind came round to the business of stopping.’</p> <p>So The Time Traveller in H.G. Wells’s novella The Time Machine recounts his experience of temporal speed — as the fluctuation of landscape. In Wells’s often relentless fascination with the possibilities of ‘progress’, future time is made real as architecture, and as the eradication of landscape and its replacement by the ever larger and more complex reshaping of the material environment.</p>
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschadpart/5
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Notes on some Irish hanging bowl escutcheons
(1990)
Newman, Conor
Notes on some Irish hanging bowl escutcheons
(1990)
Newman, Conor
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A study of hanging bowl escutcheons from the River Kennet, Wiltshire, Ballinderry and Clonmacnoise, Co. Offaly, published in the Journal of Irish Archaeology 5 (1989-90), 45-48.
http://hdl.handle.net/10379/1599
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On Creativity
(2012)
Meakin, Kerry
On Creativity
(2012)
Meakin, Kerry
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<p>A review of available literature on creativity was undertaken to determine the definition of creativity, the common traits displayed by those perceived as being creative and how those traits may possibly be nurtured. The word ‘creativity’ has been used by politicians as if it is tangible commodity that must be developed in time of economic recession. Indeed, Dublin City Enterprise Board, a local government authority are in the process of staging ‘Idea Generation’ workshops, “this workshop not only shows you what ideas are good ideas but also introduces you to the concepts of thinking laterally” (Dublin Regional Authority, 2011). The Science Gallery in Trinity College, Dublin has held a series of events called Connector Brainstorm. “Einstein once said ‘We can’t solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.’ Age old policies need new age thinking and with this in mind our team of experts came up with some radical suggestions on how the future...
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschadpart/6
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Reappraising the Disappearing Body and the Disembodied Eye Through Multisensory Art
(2010)
Coleman, Maria
Reappraising the Disappearing Body and the Disembodied Eye Through Multisensory Art
(2010)
Coleman, Maria
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<p>This paper examines the mind/body dualism inherent in western culture, tracing some causes and consequences of the ‘disappearing body.’ It considers the complicity of the ‘disembodied eye’ in privileging the intellect over corporeality and proposes the more holistic approach of interactive and installation art as an antidote to this age-old mind/body split.</p>
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschadpart/1
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Reconsidering the Avant-Garde Through Ritual
(2012)
Emoe, Clodagh
Reconsidering the Avant-Garde Through Ritual
(2012)
Emoe, Clodagh
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<p>This essay seeks to challenge, albeit in a modest capacity, the ostensible understanding of the avant-garde as a failed project. While acknowledging the criticisms arguing the failure of the avant-garde to motivate a new social order by leading cultural commentators, such as Raymond Williams and Peter Bürger, this essay follows critic Hal Foster’s retroactive model of art and theory to reconsider the avantgarde under conditions of enquiry that focus on the enactment of alternate modalities — this being ritual theory. A key concern of Fosters “new articulation” of the avant-garde is an understanding of the critical capacity of art by its potential in forming contestatory moments and spaces. (1) Foster, The Return of the Real, The MIT Press, 1996, p. xviii. Rather than considering the avant-garde as a failed project it seems more productive to encounter this from a trans-historical perspective, beyond a chronologically rooted position. This reconsideration is carried out by r...
http://arrow.dit.ie/aaschadpart/4
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Reflexive representations: an artistic exploration of some archaeological theory
(2006)
Russell, Ian; Cochrane, Andrew
Reflexive representations: an artistic exploration of some archaeological theory
(2006)
Russell, Ian; Cochrane, Andrew
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These exhibitions seek to contest traditional mechanisms for representation and spectatorship by questioning the status that the document and pictorial image play in archaeological discourse. Photomosaics of iconic archaeologists and archaeological monuments are constructed through the manufacture of archives of public images available over internet search engines. By juxtaposing the figures of archaeologists or archaeological artefacts with a collage of public images, the pieces reveal the manufacture of representations of archaeological identities (archaeologists) and that of the artefacts and monuments with which they work.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/21763
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Risk Probability Estimating Based on Clustering
(2003)
Chen, Yong; Jensen, Christian D.; Gray, Elizabeth; Seigneur, Jean-Marc
Risk Probability Estimating Based on Clustering
(2003)
Chen, Yong; Jensen, Christian D.; Gray, Elizabeth; Seigneur, Jean-Marc
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TCD-CS-2003-17
Ubiquitous computing environments are highly dynamic, with new unforeseen circumstances and constantly changing environments, which introduces new risks that cannot be assessed through traditional means of risk analysis. Mobile entities in a ubiquitous computing environment require the ability to perform an autonomous assessment of the risk incurred by a specific interaction with another entity in a given context. This assessment will allow a mobile entity to decide whether sufficient evidence exists to mitigate the risk and allow the interaction to proceed. Such evidence might include records of prior experiences, recommendations from a trusted entity or the reputation of the other entity. In this paper we propose a dynamic mechanism for estimating the risk probability of a certain interaction in a given environment using hybrid neural networks. We argue that traditional risk assessment models from the insurance industry do not directly apply to ubiquitous comput...
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/12542
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The Curious Matter of Time and Space: a Conversation Between Michael Warren and Noel J. Brady
(2010)
Brady, Noel
The Curious Matter of Time and Space: a Conversation Between Michael Warren and Noel J. Brady
(2010)
Brady, Noel
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<p>Interview between Michael Warren (Artist/Sculptor) and Noel J Brady, with specific discussion on the issue of gravity and presence.</p>
http://arrow.dit.ie/bescharcart/25
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The Giant Mole
(2009)
Shekelton, Chloe
The Giant Mole
(2009)
Shekelton, Chloe
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Presented at the Faculty of Arts, Graduate Show, Dublin Institute of Technology, May, 2009.
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http://arrow.dit.ie/schphotogal/6
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The Great Wall of China
(2009)
Shekelton, Chloe
The Great Wall of China
(2009)
Shekelton, Chloe
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Presented at the Faculty of Arts, Graduate Show, Dublin Institute of Technology, May, 2009.
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http://arrow.dit.ie/schphotogal/5
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Third Hand Portable Workbench
(2009)
Osman, Russell
Third Hand Portable Workbench
(2009)
Osman, Russell
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Presented at the Faculty of Arts Graduate Show, Dublin Institute of Technology, May, 2009.
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http://arrow.dit.ie/schphotogal/9
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Visualizing Archaeologies: A Manifesto
(2007)
RUSSELL, IAN
Visualizing Archaeologies: A Manifesto
(2007)
RUSSELL, IAN
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peer-reviewed
Is archaeology a science? Is archaeology a humanity? What are the politics of spectatorship and archaeological representation? These initial thoughts form the basis for our archaeological explorations. Within current archaeological discourse, there are a growing number of requests for expressions, which illuminate and expose the interpretive and artistic qualities of presentation and narration. Yet few scholars actively utilize expressive practice to explore these philosophical issues. As such, we feel that it is an opportune time to intervene in visual and textual discourse by issuing a manifesto for our project. We call for a development of a critically reflexive practice of visual archaeological expressionism, which seeks to contest traditional modes of thought and action.
http://hdl.handle.net/2262/8858
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What Remains Over
(2009)
Harte Duggan, Norah
What Remains Over
(2009)
Harte Duggan, Norah
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Presented at the Faculty of Arts, Graduate Show, Dublin Institute of Technology, May, 2009.
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