17.02.10
Vilmar
On my MA seminar debate last week at Goldsmiths we discussed the ‘author function’ in relation to value-creation in the economic context, interrogating the notions of originality and distinctiveness posited by Foucault in his essay “What Is an Author?’. Read the rest of this entry »
23.12.09
Matt
Throughout December we have been undertaking a very serious investigation. It’s taken a lot of effort but we feel it was necessary to look into the current state of mince pies in the UK at the end of the first decade of the 21st century. Read the rest of this entry »
09.10.09
Darren
Having never really been a huge advocate of on-line grocery shopping over physical human purchasing behaviour (I like to see what I’m buying – feel it, smell it), I find myself slowly becoming one of the statistics as the user experience and delivery of service generally lives up to expectations. Read the rest of this entry »
18.09.09
Sam
As we await in anticipation for London Fashion Week, I felt it was necessary to promote a major exhibition staged at London’s Somerset House with ShowStudio. Read the rest of this entry »
08.09.09
Matt
It was the eclectic range of speakers and associated subject matters that convinced me to return to Brighton having attended dConstruct in 2007. If you didn’t know dConstruct was a conference aimed at web designers and developers you certainly wouldn’t have gleamed that from looking at this year’s schedule. Read the rest of this entry »
12.08.09
Jack
I had the pleasure of being invited to the Rankin Private View at The Truman Brewery a couple of weeks ago and was astonished by the array of amazing work displayed at the exhibition. As I entered the building a strong security presence made sure that it was only a selected few managed to enter the private view. Read the rest of this entry »
11.08.09
Matt
The British Film Institute (BFI) have a fascinating collection of footage from bygone days that I always enjoy watching. It’s rare that you find a film from the past that was recorded pretty much on your doorstep though. If you’re familiar with the Dusted offices you should take look at this clip and get a glimpse of Tower Bridge Road and it’s inhabitants as they were in 1931. Read the rest of this entry »
08.04.09
Sam
As a recent employee at Dusted, I thought I’d make my first blog post about my current MA Group Exhibition at 65-67 Broadwick Street. I’m currently studying part-time at the London College of Fashion for an MA in Fashion Curation and wanted to help spread the word. Hopefully bringing a new dimension to the Dusted blog. Read the rest of this entry »
20.03.09
Jack
Having just recently installed Live Sync, after a long and hard thought whether to indulge myself with Windows products. I begun to enjoy my first steps in exploring the capabilities in which cloud computing could help improve the way that I work. Read the rest of this entry »
02.02.09
Matt
Please forgive our child-like enthusiasm, but it doesn’t snow very often in SE1. This is a shot of our terrace; there’s something about pure undisturbed snow… that makes you want to run through it and make snowballs. So, if you’re in the area this afternoon, come join us for a snowball fight in the park.
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