Design a politika v ČR

Abstract

Název: Design a politika v ČR Abstrakt: Autor se ve své bakalářské práci zabývá činností Design centra České republiky od jeho vzniku, přes jeho jednotlivé funkce, až po jeho zánik. Poukazuje zde na výsledky činnosti Design centra České republiky a na jeho předcházející instituce, bez kterých by nikdy nemohl vzniknout v podobě, ve které jsme ho znali. Autor se podrobněji zabývá jeho předchůdci, tedy Radě výtvarné kultury výroby a posléze Institutu průmyslového tvarování (designu). Na závěr se autor také zmíní o společnosti CzechTrade, která přebrala funkci v ICSD po zrušení Design centra České republiky. Dále také o institucích Design kabinetu CZ a o Unii profesionálních designérů, které vznikly po ukončení Design centra České republiky v roce 2008. Také se zde autor zaměří na spolupráci mezi školou a muzeem při výuce designu a propagaci designu.

Title: Design and Politics in Czech Summary: Design and Politics in the Czech Republic (Czechoslovakia) The first official organization for design was established by the Czechoslovakian government in 1964. Since it was prohibited to use a word "design" in the name of the newly established organization, because it promoted the "forbidden style" of Western Europe, the organization was called The Council for Creative Culture of the Production. The Council was composed of ministries' representatives and the secretariat, which focused on design exhibitions and their evaluation. The Council also began to cooperate on the international level. In 1967, the Czechoslovakian Council was accepted into the International Council of Societies of Industrial Design (ICSID). After the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968, the Council for Creative Culture of the Production was renamed according to soviet standard to the Institute of Technological Aesthetics. The Institute continued in its work, focusing mainly on exhibitions and project exchanges solely with other socialist countries. After the Velvet Revolution in 1989, Czechoslovakia was in 1993 divided into two separate states - the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic. And so was the Institute, which was replaced by two new distinct design organizations. The...