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May the fourth be with you! Star Wars changed the trajectory of coin-operated game design. This shift was documented in Raiford Guins's book Atari Design: Impressions on Coin-Operated Video Game Machines. Read Paul Atkinson's 2021 review of the book here: doi.org/10.1093/jdh/ep…

NEW BOOK REVIEW! Victoria Kelley (University for the Creative Arts) reviews The Full Length Mirror: A Global Visual History by Wu Hung, published by Princeton University Press @princetonupress.bsky.s. Read now at doi.org/10.1093/jdh/ep… #JournalOfDesignHistory #DesignHistory #FashionHistory #MaterialCulture

The newest issue of the Journal of Design History is now available online! Read Volume 37, Issue 1 now at academic.oup.com/jdh/issue #JournalOfDesignHistory #DesignHistory

NEW book review! Paul Betts (@UniOfOxford) reviews Redeeming Objects: A West German Mythology by Natalie Scholz @nataliescholz.bsky.social, published by U of Wisconsin Press. Read at doi.org/10.1093/jdh/ep… #JournalOfDesignHistory #DesignHistory #IndustrialDesign

New Advance Article! Listening to things and spaces: Sound archives for design historians by Emily Candela. Subscribe and read now at doi.org/10.1093/jdh/ep… #JournalOfDesignHistory #DesignHistory #Sound #Archives

Welcome to the first day of the #Paris2024 #SummerOlympics. It's a great time to look back at Designing the Olympics, edited by Jilly Traganou and published in 2016. Read Alan Tomlinson's review here: doi.org/10.1093/jdh/ep… #DesignHistory #JournalOfDesignHistory

With the Design History Society annual conference a month away, don't forget that the Journal of Design History will be hosting a publication workshop open to all attendees. Please see our link in bio to visit the conference website for more information. #JournalofDesignHistory

This year’s conference is now fully-booked and booking is closed. Booking is still open for the publishing workshop, study visits and conference dinner: buff.ly/3v7qSq9

The Journal of Design History editorial board visits Canterbury Cathedral #DHSBorderControl #DesignHistorySociety

#DHSBorderControl session 1: Senses & Experiences with Grace Lees-Maffei, Sarah Cheang (chair), and Christine Guth

Voices from #DHSBorderControl

Q&A at Dr Nishat Awan’s keynote lecture ‘Circulations: An Emerging Architecture of Unsettlement’ #dhs2024 #dhsbordercontrol

Welcome to Day 2 of #DHSBorderControl. Be sure to catch the second keynote of the conference by Dr. Bess Williamson, at 5:00pm at the Cragg Lecture Theatre.

In Session 4 of #DHSBorderControl Day 2, we have been talking about faces, fabric and filth. Our presenters were asked: How will moisture-deflecting fabrics affect how we perceive stains?

Sally Hough, Founder and Director of the Napier Drop-In Centre, spoke to conference delegates on ‘Hostility versus Hospitality: Kent Immigration Border Architecture’. Find out more about the Napier Drop-In Centre’s work here: napierdropin.org #dhs2024 #dhsbordercontrol

The final keynote of #DHSBorderControl begins at 10:45am at UCA’s Cragg Lecture Theatre, here in Canterbury. We can’t wait to see you there! #JournalOfDesignHistory #DesignHistory

Our last panel of the day, chaired by JDH Translations editor Kjetil Fallan: Unbinding Binaries.

We had a great time at #DHSBorderControl. Join us next year in Ankara!