TEXTS
Literature to enrich, inspire and facilitate knowledge beyond diversity.
Black Looks: Race and Representation
By bell hooks
"Race and Representation" by bell hooks is a profound exploration of how race and representation intersect in the realms of media and culture. hooks delves into the ways racial identities are portrayed and perceived, offering critical insights into the impact of these representations on societal attitudes and individual self-concept. Through a compelling analysis, hooks challenges readers to rethink the dynamics of race in visual culture and its implications for social justice. This seminal work combines sharp critique with visionary thinking, making it essential reading for anyone interested in the complexities of race, identity, and media.
Decolonising Design
By Elizabeth Tunstall
"Decolonizing Design" by Elizabeth Tunstall is a groundbreaking examination of how design practices can be reimagined through a decolonial lens. Tunstall challenges the prevailing paradigms of design, advocating for a shift towards more inclusive, culturally sensitive approaches that honor diverse traditions and perspectives. Through insightful analysis and practical examples, this book explores how design can be a transformative tool for justice and equity. A vital read for designers, scholars, and anyone interested in the intersection of creativity and social change, "Decolonizing Design" offers a fresh vision for a more equitable and representative design landscape.