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Week 4 | March 5 | Display Strategies: Employing Technology

Presentation:
Technologies for display (Lisa Strausfeld/Pentagram, Small Design, Imaginary Forces, Lust, etc.)

In class:
Review sketches of display strategies and discuss issues that might be addressed through technology

Homework:
Refine and develop display strategy sketches.

Antenna Design
Dunne and Raby

Art on Call (Walker Art Center)

Interactive Architecture dot org

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Mark Hansen and Ben Rubin

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