Cooper Hewitt Design Scholars's collections
Cooper Hewitt Design Scholars' Design Explorations
<p>The Spring 2020 Cooper Hewitt Design Scholars, a group of high school students with an interest in pursuing design as a career path, have explored design through independent research into topics of interest in design, ranging from contemporary fashion design to surrealism to an exploration of silk. Below, find their collections, created as part of these explorations. Bravo, Cooper Hewitt Design Scholars! </p>
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Exploring Fashion Through the World of Architecture
<p>By Camille White</p>
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Aesthetic and Structure of Design- By Aleah Leary
<p>My collection shows the relationship between the aesthetics/ the visually appealing and the functionality of design. </p>
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Samantha's Collection - The Unique and Creative Design Process
<p>While working at the Cooper Hewitt Design Scholars program, we did multiple workshops and activities! Here is a collection of photos of the creative design process while we participated in the workshops. We saw and heard and learned from many designers such as Lela Rose, a fashion designer who adds a cool, unique twist on her fashion and her fashion shows. I hope you enjoy viewing my collection! Here is The<strong> Unique and Creative Design Process.</strong></p>
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Structural Dimension by Aleah Leary
<p>The theme of my collection is Structural Dimension. During my time Here at Cooper Hewitt, I have spent my time designing different pieces that have had many points of view/ perspectives. We have played with different materials and dimensions (2-D and 3-D) that have been used to create solutions to different problems and prompts in a very unique way. In my collection I have included images of items that I have created and items that I feel add to my theme of structural design. </p>
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Jonathan's Collection
<p>Over the course of the Scholar Program, the underlying theme that has resonated with me is design's interaction with people. I like to think of design as problem solving -- and for the majority of my time with the scholar program, I have learned to focus on developing projects to fit a group of people or other subjects.</p>
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Corina Hilbert's Collection
<p>Design as a needs-based expression of a user</p>
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