Dr
Huppatz is a Senior Lecturer at Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne,
Australia. His current research interests include mapping histories of modern
Asian design, Australian design, and histories of interior design and
architecture. As well as presenting papers at numerous academic conferences, Dr
Huppatz has been widely published in journals including Design Issues, Journal of
Design History and Design and Culture.
His other interventions include editing Design: Critical and Primary Sources (Bloomsbury, 2016), a collection of 75
essential texts on design from the mid-19th century to the present day,
covering key thinkers, movements and issues for design, and co-editing Unbounded: On the Interior and Interiority
(Cambridge Scholars Press, 2015). Huppatz is a co-founder of the Design History Australia Research Network, DHARN. He is currently working on a book
titled Modern Asian Design.
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TUESDAY 2nd
FEBRUARY 2016
4 pm to 5.30 pm, LC108. Art Talk series. Dr Daniel
Huppatz, ‘Contemporary Art and Urbanism in Melbourne’, convened by Prof Simeon Nelson.
As a case study of
what’s happening in art elsewhere in
Australia, Dr Huppatz’s talk will examine the scene in Melbourne as a case
study. He will make links with illuminating examples of urbanism such as Fed
Square, the range of independent artists spaces, the laneways and graffiti and
stencil art. The talk will be richly illustrated throughout.
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WEDNESDAY
3rd FEBRUARY 2016
12.45 for
1 pm, 1A157 Lindop. TVAD Talks series. Dr Daniel Huppatz discusses his
work editing the monumental Design: Critical and Primary Sources.
3 pm to 5
pm, 1A157 Lindop, Reading Group. Session with TVAD and School research staff
and PG students. Texts will be tabled for discussion from Dr Daniel Huppatz, Dr
Grace Lees-Maffei, and colleagues. They are available on request from Dr Grace
Lees-Maffei g.lees-maffei@herts.ac.uk
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TUESDAY 9th
FEBRUARY 2016
6 pm,
University of Hertfordshire Gallery. Opening of the Postgraduate
Interdisciplinary Exhibition, led by Ian Willcock.
Refreshments served. http://www.herts.ac.uk/apply/schools-of-study/creative-arts/postgraduate-study
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WEDNESDAY
10th FEBRUARY 2016
11 am to 12.45 pm, Design Studio, Lindop Building. MA Art and Design,
Module: Discourse and Reflection, led by Kerry Andrews: Dr Daniel Huppatz, ‘The
International State of Design History’.
12.45 pm for 1 pm, AA191 College Lane Campus. TVAD Talks series.
‘You’re toast! What happened
when modernist designers met subversive consumers in the 20th
century kitchen’, Dr Susan
Parham, Head of Urbanism, Centre for Sustainable Communities
Over the course of
the 20th century kitchens became highly contested territory, caught
between designers’ certainties and users’ unruly responses to their
architectural and technological design interventions. Drawing on design
research documented in my recent book, Food and Urbanism (2015), in this
talk I explore how the foodspace of the kitchen became a critical design site
for fascinating battles about spatial behaviour and cultural meaning.
Respondent: Dr Daniel Huppatz.
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THURSDAY
11th FEBRUARY 2016
4 pm, AB146, Todd Building. Design Talks series. Dr
Daniel Huppatz discusses his forthcoming book in progress, Modern Asian
Design.
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MONDAY 15th
FEBRUARY 2016
11 am to 1 pm, BA (Hons) Interior Architecture & Design Studio. Research-informed
teaching session with Level 6. Led by Dr Daniel Huppatz with Programme Leader, Dr Silvio Carta.
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TUESDAY
16th FEBRUARY 2016
9.45 am
to 4 pm, R010 de Havilland Campus. DHeritage,
Professional Doctorate in Heritage Workshop: ‘Global/Local Places’, Convened
by Dr Susan Parham, Head of Urbanism, Centre for Sustainable Communities.
For more
information, contact the TVAD Research Group Leader, Dr Grace Lees-Maffei g.lees-maffei@herts.ac.uk and read our blog at
http://tvad-uh.blogspot.co.uk/
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