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-Post your artifact proposals below by 12pm, Saturday, July 22, 2017.// ​ 
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-Schedule for Individual Meetings with Visiting Critics //(Lighting Studio, 105, Galef)//:\\ 
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-2pm //​Post/​Visual Rhetoric//​\\ 
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-2:30pm //​Post/​Automation//​\\ 
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-**__Deother__** : 
-Swap and give, always a guest by invitation, always already borrowing, everything is new if always in the moment. (hospitality) ...possible ruleset.\\ 
-**__Nonendgoal__** : 
-Doorlessness - perpetual points or a mesh - de-analytic acceptance - how and with whom to make - converse - think. No peak.\\ 
-**__Contextamation__** : 
-Enfolding cycles of meaning that are stored (present) in archives - libraries - personal histories - present minds in constant reassembly of ritual (as a form of automation).\\ 
-**__Egomotor__** : 
-Driving threat; ticking bomb.\\ 
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-3pm //​Post/​Pluralism//​\\ 
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-**promotion / recruitment materials**A critique of the pricing structures of design education and the institutions that host the design program. Introduces the concept of a self-directed education that could never be possible within a single institution.Visualization of the value of NOW WAS, it introduces the concept of fluid institutional borders and a more holistic and multifaceted way of valuing design education. ​ 
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-**application to the workshop** 
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-**passport with self assessment forms** bringing what they know, believe and can practice into one place 
-  * **passport quilt**accumulation of experience and the implications of that experience 
-self assessment form 
->>​asking questions that help student assess themselves 
->> What do you know? What do you not know? What can you do? What do you struggle with?  
->> What do you know now? What can you do now? What have you come to believe? ​ 
->> What questions for you remain? What new questions have you developed? ​ 
->> What actions will you take? How will you put this into practice? 
-  * **Iconography** is not closed, it can be developed by the people who are a part of NowWas 
-    >> articulation of depth (1 – 5 bars)  
-    >> accredited / non-accredited / certificate /  
-    >> formal / informal 
-    >> periodic / continuous / series 
-    >> lecture / lab / studio / reflective ​ 
-    >> self-directed / guided 
-    >> collaborative / singular 
-    >> school of thought... 
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-3:30pm //​Hyper/​Pluralism//​\\ 
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-4pm //​Hyper/​Automation//​\\ ​ 
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-4pm Hyper/​Automation – drawing studio Galef 212\\ 
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-LSEF – Loop School of Exponential Form 
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-Thing:​ **Supreme tool of design constraints** is a integrated human body circuit tatooted on your arm designed by the student as part of their admission application\\ 
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-Process:​ **Disgest Machine** is an algorithmic system for developing and generating exponential excremented design\\ 
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-Space:​ Chamber of reflective disposal is an inner sanctum to the reading, review, and debugging your code of design constraints 
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-  *4:30pm //​Hyper/​Visual Rhetoric//​\\ 
-3 Artifacts – Trajectory of the Design Student in a Hyperformal Visual Rhetorical Curriculum ​ 
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-Beginning 
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-Personal ​ Questionaire (hard and soft facts). To see your information as data points not just as specific characteristics. All the information is different expression of the same knowledge. For example: Tell us where you are from in 5 different ways; where were you born vs. longtitude/​latitude coordinates. 
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-Students can have the ability to answer a question by asking 5 other questions ​ – this could allow for agency and bias to become illuminated within the questionnaire. ​ 
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-Possible Resource List (documents outside influences) 
-http://​www.purselipsquarejaw.org/​surrealist_games/​ 
-https://​storycorps.org 
-https://​www.thisamericanlife.org 
-Lemonade / Beyonce 
-YouTube 
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-Middle 
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-Course content and outcomes become a by product of the Personal Questionaire. Faculty provide a framework for projects briefs for each cohort, and students use their own historiography as the content, context, and concept for project outcomes which would be open channel. For example: 
-Typography 1 (Historiography I)  Project Brief. Creating a brief that allows for their personal narratives to drive the content for the projects discussed and shaped. 
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-Student develops their own Historiography that includes their Visual References/​Portfolio/​Narrative) 
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