The Evocative Object: why objects matter
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Downie, Julie
Shannon, Marie
Todd, Yvonne
McDonald, Allan
Kaza, Krystina
Meek, Kim
Sameshima, Haruhiko
Jowsey, Susan
Williams, Marcus
Shannon, Marie
Todd, Yvonne
McDonald, Allan
Kaza, Krystina
Meek, Kim
Sameshima, Haruhiko
Jowsey, Susan
Williams, Marcus
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2013
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Conference Contribution - Oral Presentation
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aesthetics
objects
interiors
enrichment
emotional lives
objects
interiors
enrichment
emotional lives
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Downie, J. (2013). The Evocative Object: why objects matter. Paper presented at The Auckland Festival of Photography, Auckland. Retrieved from: http://unitec.ac.nz/epress
Abstract
The Evocative Object: why objects matter is an exhibition based upon the idea that objects matter to us – but what makes an object evocative may not necessarily be about value, use, aesthetics or ownership. This is a discussion about how objects participate in the way we live out our lives: as enrichments to our interiors, as aids to remembering personal histories, provocations for intellectual
thinking, signals to who we are as people, and in essence, how they help us locate ourselves within the world.
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© 2013. Copyright for this publication remains with the authors. All rights reserved.
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