Otto von Busch – The Design Comedy: The Descent Through Inferno

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Otto von Busch – The Design Comedy: The Descent Through InfernoDesign is a hellmouth of disappointment and a harrowing pit of professional failure. In this paraphrase of Dantes Divine Comedy, Otto von Busch, a pitiful design professor, searches for the design workshop at Parsons. Proving inaccessible, the lost professor falls into despair. However, a recently fired workshop technician, Virgil, appears to know the way. They descend the crumbling corridors of designs collapse, through the ruins and anguish of

and the ideologies inherent in existing models

Focusing on the intersection of architecture and photography

Irving Penn’s Small Trades

The publication was edited by Ursula Block and Michael Glasmeier and originally published in 1989 by DAAD

2015–2019 with text generated by image-recognition software

Its definition is mutable and open for interpretation and hard to define

As described by the artist

They are pleased or protesting

it also structures the way people listen to it and sorts the data logs collected by streaming services

The photographs reveal how people of a Western stamp

with a focus on exhibition history

perpetuating a generational mythology that fuels industries—from fashion