CONTEXT OF PRACTICE

RESEARCH SOURCES

BA (hons ) Ilustration

Context of Practice 1

Finding research sources

CoP Theme: Politics

Search terms/key words: ‘Form and Function’, ‘Quality’, ‘Content’, ‘Design Thinking’

LCA Library	1: Mesch, Claudia. (2013). Art and Politics, a small history of art for social change since 1945. London: I.B Tauris. 2: Roberts, John. (2007). The Intangibilities of Form. New York: Verso. 3: Heywood, Andrew. Key Concepts in Politics. (2000). Palgrave.
Google Books (preview)	1: Rowe, Peter G. Design Thinking. MIT Press, 1991. 2: Greenough, Horatio & Small, Harold A. Form and Function: Remark on Art, Design and Architecture. University of California Press, 1947 3: Bersson, Robert. Responding to Art: Form, Content and Context. Mc-Graw Hill, 2004
Google Scholar	1: Dorst, K. Design Studies, The Core of Design Thinking and Its Application. 2011. Elsevier.  2: Cross, Nigel. Design Thinking: Understanding How Designers Think and Work. 2011. Berg. 3: Rancière, Jacques. From Politics to Aesthetics? Paragraph Vol. 28, No. 1. 2005. Pp. 12-25.
Websites	1: Cummings, Michael (2009) Good Design. UX Design. Uxdesign.com/design/article/good-design/54. Accessed: 13 October, 2016 2: Foundry Art Centre. ‘Form and Function’ (2016). www.foundryartcentre.org/form-and-function/ 3: Fast Company. Design Thinking…What is that?. www.fastcompany.com/919258/design-thinking-what (2006)
JStor	1: Rim Razzouk, Valerie Shute. (2012). What is Design Thinking and Why is it Important? (Research Study) 2: Elziebta T. Kazmieraczak (2003) Design as Meaning Making. From Making Things to the Design of Thinking. (Journal) 3: Dvora Yanow. (2010). Form Follows Function? (Journal)

During that session we get to find relatable sources for our chosen quote. I honestly think that it was harder than I expected since I had to filter through the relevance and cross-check between different sources for the accuracy of the information given.