German werkkunstschules and the establishment of industrial design education in Turkey

Design Issues

Volumn 22, Issue 3, 2006, Pages 18-28

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DESIGN; EDUCATION;

EID: 33746876714     PISSN: 07479360     EISSN: 15314790     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1162/desi.2006.22.3.18     Document Type: Article

References (12)

1. The subject of this article first was presented as "An Overview of the State Academy of Applied Arts and the Influence of German Werkkunstschules during the Establishment and Development Period of Industrial Product Design in Turkey" at "Mind the Map, Third International Conference on Design History & Design Studies" (Istanbul, July 2002, organized by the Istanbul Technical University in cooperation with the Kent Institute of Art and Design).
2. H. Alpay Er, "Training of Industrial Design in Turkey: Its Onset and Structure," Arradamento Mimarlik 100:26 (June 2000): 122-123.
3. Brochure of the Istanbul State School of Applied Fine Arts (History of the School Section), 1970-71 Academic Year.
4. H. Alpay Er, Fatma Korkut, and Özlem Er, "U.S. Involvement in the Development of Design in the Periphery: The Case History of Industrial Design Education in Turkey, 1950-1970," Design Issues 19:2 (Spring 2003): 26, footnote 51: "Meanwhile, in Istanbul, the School of Applied Fine Arts (TGSYO) was founded in 1957 as an independent initiative from the ICA program. The school comprised decorative painting, graphic arts, textile arts, ceramics, and furniture-interior design departments. It was financed and administered by the Ministry of Education, and was supported by a group of German tutors. However, the industrial design program in this institution was officially started in the early-1980s."
5. Memories of Ismail Özisik, obtained by interview.
6. Horst Widmann, "Atatürt: ve Üniversite Reformu," Kabalci Yayinevi (Istanbul, 2000): 58.
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8. "Bruno Taut 1880-1938," Ausstellungskatalog Akademie der Künste (Berlin: Brüder Hartman Verlag, 1980), 161.
9. Werner Glasenapp, "Die Gestaltung Industrieller Erzeugnisse als neues Lehrfach" in Werkkunstschulbuch: Handbuch der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Deutsche Werkkunstschulen E. V. (Stuttgart: Konradin Verlag, 1956), 73, 232-233.
10. Gert Selle, Die Geschichte des Design in Deutschland von 1870 bis heute, 2. Auflage (Köln: Dumond Buchverlag, 1978), 179 and 194.
11. Brochure of the Istanbul State School of Applied Fine Arts (History of the School Section), 1970-71 Academic Year.
12. "Educational Regulations of the Istanbul State School of Applied Fine Arts" (Official Newspaper, issue 1459, July 11, 1973): 4.