This week, the most important issue for me was communication. Looking back at our collective exhibition, OurShell, I realized that one of its weaker parts was publicity. We put a great deal of energy into selecting works, installation, and display, but our communication with the public was very limited. The exhibition had only a small […]

1.预算问题 2.周边和档案问题 3.可访问性问题 2.Archiving and Exhibition Souvenirs According to my research, Summerhall provides display cabinets that can be used to present process documentation, research materials and sketches, texts, and publication fragments In addition, literary materials related to mythological animal such as folktales, poems, or cultural texts. They can also be included to expand the interpretive framework of the […]

In terms of the blog’s overall structure and content, the post titles and text layout are clear, allowing readers to immediately understand the weekly theme. Each weekly post is well-structured with coherent content. Starting from the first week, the author explored the relationship between exhibition structure and power. The structure of the posts progresses from […]

This project follows from the acquisition of the Dolmetsch lute book (GB-Eu Coll-2073) by the University of Edinburgh in 2022, which was aided by grants from the National Heritage Memorial Fund, National Fund for Acquisitions, Friends of the National Libraries, the Friends of St Cecilia’s Hall, the Friends of Edinburgh University Library, and anonymous supporters. […]

Introduction The title of my SICP is Peripheral Future: Design Answers Rural, which means responding through design to the problems faced by rural areas—such as being treated as mere appendages by cities, being overtaken by tourism, and having agricultural development hindered by industrial waste. “Peripheral” does not aim to create a binary opposition between center […]

22nd April 2026 4pm, 2.39, 50 George Square Hongxia Xu (Renmin University of China, Beijing) will present a paper entitled: Care, Life Course, and Leisure Practice: A Comparative Study of Dorothy Wordsworth and Gu Taiqing   Abstract: This paper rereads “leisure” in the writings of Dorothy Wordsworth (1771–1855) and Gu Taiqing (1799–1877) through feminist ethics of care […]