Design & The Future of Publishing: Design & Process - The Practice of Publishing
New School for Social Research: Creative Publishing
Course Reference Number: 6569
Credits: 3
This course, taught by Sandeep Kaur Salter, is specifically designed to bring together two types of students: 1) those who have a background in critical reading and writing but no extensive experience in design and 2) those who have a background in design but no extensive experience in writing and publishing. We will begin with a critical survey of the transmission of written communication from Gutenberg to the present to get up to speed, and in the second half of the semester we will discuss contemporary issues that cross design and publishing through an analysis of contemporary books, magazines, and periodicals across both printed and digital platforms, with a particular focus on the relationship between form and content. The seminar will be the underpinning of a hands-on studio course, where students will get a working introduction to typography, image, layout, sequence, and order, with the aim to design and publish in interdisciplinary teams, both printed and digital, by the end of the semester. This course is open university-wide to graduate students and advanced undergraduate students; please contact liberalstudiesadv[at]newschool.edu with statement of interest for permission to register.
College: New School for Social Research (GF)
Department: Creative Publishing (GPUB)
Campus: New York City (GV)
Course Format: Seminar (R)
Max Enrollment: 13