HCIC 2017
- Carl DiSalvo – Alternate Histories of Design Futures
- What else might design be – different interpretations of the world
- Speculation (Speculative Design?)
- Design as critique to critiquing design
- Designers domesticate technologies
- Speculative design is to trigger thoughts, not to become a product per-se. THis is about nudging in a direction. It’s more like art harnessed to thinking about interaction
- Fantastic futures, extraordinary objects intended to be provocative
- Archigram
- Global Tools.
- 21st Century Speculative Design MOMA curates and legitimates Speculative Design
- Design and Violence
- Core77
- From representation to events
- Vernacular Futures -> cheap futures. Cheap stuff that we buy. Fidget spinners???
- Speculative Enactments (SIGCHI paper)
- prefiguration
- Mundane work of performing on the world (Signage)
- Implications for design
- How can computation become integral to our design and experiences (Bill Gaver – Your Data Catcher)
- Turkopticon
- Katherine Isbister – Reflections on Carl’s presentation
- Interdependent wearables
- Magic circle of play (new games movement, whole earth catalog, etc)
- Global Game Jam
- Feynman diagrams spreading through interpersonal transmission. In other words, they do not get used unless someone shows you. The difference from personal contact vs reading.
- Legitimate peripheral participation
- Brave New Alps
- Prefiguration in Contemporary Activism
- Analog game movement – write rulesets that reflect the vision of the architect. No, that didn’t work. Then creating the experience locally. Now a co-creation process that’s half product/half event? Practice being transmitted through objects. De-centering the designer, recentering the practice.
- Douglas Wilson (Folk Games) No Autour.
- Repair maintenance vs event. Events become objectified and bounded. It can be treated as a product.
- Star Trek & CMC (Lana Yarosh)
- Technology constraints and technologies
- Discussion as speculative fiction Wendy Kellogg – Microsoft Research
- Apologetics
- Research through design
- Artifacts embody myriad choices that can’t be captured in a written document
- Generalizing through juxtaposition? Dourish 2014 – LSI is a theory of meaning