Otto Von Busch
Biographic Data
| ID | 3428692 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Otto Von Busch |
| GIVEN NAMES | Otto |
| FAMILY NAME | Von Busch |
| SIGNATURE | VON BUSCH O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Parsons School of Design |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2482-6849 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 21 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 3 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Transition Design and Fashion
As the discipline of fashion design desperately tries to remake itself more sustainable through the introduction of transparency in supply chains, ecological materials, and various modes of recycling and circularity, the question remains if these initiatives have enough impact to make a difference as the markets of fashion keep growing. Across the design field, there have been calls for more fundamental changes to the discipline. One such approac…
Global Britain in a Competitive Age
In March 2021, the UK Government presented its “Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy.” The launch of this 111-page document had been eagerly awaited by the securit
A Crisis of Power in Fashion
A growing consensus is emerging that the modus operandi of the fashion system is in need of change. Yet for change it requires not only incentives but the agency and power to transform. Designers must ask what kind of power is needed to change, and how such power can be mobilized, cultivated and leveraged
Inclusive Fashion—an Oxymoron—or a Possibility for Sustainable Fashion
Cheap and accessible fashion from large retailers has, over the last decades, been thought of as a “democratic” form of consumerism. While embraced by masses of people with substantial environmental costs, many designers and researchers have questioned this mode of fast production and consumption. Designers try to create more sustainable models of consumption, often combined with ideas of other forms of consumer “inclusion” than cheap accessibili…
Beyond the in-between
The 2017 exhibition Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons – Art of the In-Between at the Metropolitan Museum in New York exposed the rich work of the iconic Japanese fashion designer Rei Kawakubo to a larger western audience. As the title of the exhibition indicates, Kawakubo’s work does not fit well within some of the classic conceptual assumptions around fashion, but can be placed as something ‘in-between’. The show and printed museum guide were arran…
Mimesis, Clothed in Violence
Research Article| May 01 2018 Mimesis, Clothed in Violence Otto von Busch Otto von Busch Parsons School of Design OTTO VON BUSCH is associate professor in Integrated Design at Parsons School of Design, The New School in New York. He has a background in arts, craft, design, and theory, and many of his projects explore how fashion designers can engage participants to reform fashion from a phenomenon of dictations, anxiety, and fear, into a collecti…
Fashion suX
Fashion suX is an artistic research project of imaginative utopia creation in the tradition of Thomas More. But instead of an imaginary society on an island, the project explores how a radically different fashion culture could emerge in the footsteps of hardcore and Straight Edge metal. The project specifically examines the underground fashion and craft movement that called themselves suXers (sometimes referred to as “sustainable fashion Straight…
Open-Source - Realismus. Oder
Rechtsradikalismus Im Nachkriegsdeutschland
Zen and the Abstract Machine of Knitting
When approaching the crafts, especially knitting, the craft's long history and refined traditional techniques can easily give the impression that everything has already been invented, or at least that innovation is limited and specific to certain forms, either in patterns or technology. However, a craft like knitting should not be too dissimilar to chess, where young masters will beat their predecessors because they find new, clever paths through…
Molecular management
Early industrialism was influenced by the organization of cottage industries, and in a similar vein, many of today's creative industries emerge largely from networked small-scale initiatives or cultural scenes. Collaborations and interactions are the backbone of the contemporary Do-It-Yourself (DIY) or ‘maker culture’, a distributed milieu of open software programmers and hardware hackers, but also crafters, backyard tinkerers, hobbyists and home…
Generation Open
Open design has emerged as a topic generated by a new logic of thinking: the internet with its rhizomatic creative networks and open software. Over the last decades the network has become a new conceptual technology by which to think and describe the world in a new way, and collaborative networks have also become the main actors in the new economy, generating questions of what 'open' actually means. As a new generation of knowledge and design wor…
Engaged Design and the Practice of Fashion Hacking
This article draws attention to how hacking, as a mode of practice, can be applied to fashion design processes. Hacking, originating from the world of software programming, features characteristics that could be of essential value when departing on participatory, engaged or sustainable fashion endeavors beyond the modes of production we see common in the industry today. Being networked and collaborative, hacking is a constructive practice rather …
Absolutistischer Staat und Schulwirklichkeit in Brandenburg-Preussen
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Industrialisierung und "Europaische Wirtschaft" im 19. Jahrhundert
Industrialisierung und Europäische Wirtschaft im 19. Jahrhundert
Untersuchungen zur Geschichte der fruhen Industrialisierung vornehmlich im Wirtschaftsraum Berlin/Brandenburg
Rechtsradikalismus im Nachkriegsdeutschland
Militärsystem und Sozialleben im Alten Preußen 1713-1807
Untersuchungen zur Geschichte des Offizierkorps. Anciennitat und Beforderung nach Leistung
Geschichte der Berliner Kommunalwirtschaft in der Weimarer Epoche
Engaged Design and the Practice of Fashion Hacking
This article draws attention to how hacking, as a mode of practice, can be applied to fashion design processes. Hacking, originating from the world of software programming, features characteristics that could be of essential value when departing on participatory, engaged or sustainable fashion endeavors beyond the modes of production we see common in the industry today. Being networked and collaborative, hacking is a constructive practice rather …
Geschichte der Berliner Kommunalwirtschaft in der Weimarer Epoche
Militärsystem und Sozialleben im Alten Preußen 1713-1807
Untersuchungen zur Geschichte des Offizierkorps. Anciennitat und Beforderung nach Leistung
Rechtsradikalismus im Nachkriegsdeutschland
Untersuchungen zur Geschichte der fruhen Industrialisierung vornehmlich im Wirtschaftsraum Berlin/Brandenburg
Industrialisierung und Europäische Wirtschaft im 19. Jahrhundert
Industrialisierung und "Europaische Wirtschaft" im 19. Jahrhundert
Humanismus und Naturrecht in Berlin - Brandenburg - Preußen
Moderne Preussische Geschichte 1648 - 1947, Band 1
Moderne Preussische Geschichte, 1648-1947
Absolutistischer Staat und Schulwirklichkeit in Brandenburg-Preussen
Engaged Design and the Practice of Fashion Hacking
This article draws attention to how hacking, as a mode of practice, can be applied to fashion design processes. Hacking, originating from the world of software programming, features characteristics that could be of essential value when departing on participatory, engaged or sustainable fashion endeavors beyond the modes of production we see common in the industry today. Being networked and collaborative, hacking is a constructive practice rather …
Molecular management
Early industrialism was influenced by the organization of cottage industries, and in a similar vein, many of today's creative industries emerge largely from networked small-scale initiatives or cultural scenes. Collaborations and interactions are the backbone of the contemporary Do-It-Yourself (DIY) or ‘maker culture’, a distributed milieu of open software programmers and hardware hackers, but also crafters, backyard tinkerers, hobbyists and home…
Generation Open
Open design has emerged as a topic generated by a new logic of thinking: the internet with its rhizomatic creative networks and open software. Over the last decades the network has become a new conceptual technology by which to think and describe the world in a new way, and collaborative networks have also become the main actors in the new economy, generating questions of what 'open' actually means. As a new generation of knowledge and design wor…
Rechtsradikalismus Im Nachkriegsdeutschland
Zen and the Abstract Machine of Knitting
When approaching the crafts, especially knitting, the craft's long history and refined traditional techniques can easily give the impression that everything has already been invented, or at least that innovation is limited and specific to certain forms, either in patterns or technology. However, a craft like knitting should not be too dissimilar to chess, where young masters will beat their predecessors because they find new, clever paths through…
Open-Source - Realismus. Oder
Fashion suX
Fashion suX is an artistic research project of imaginative utopia creation in the tradition of Thomas More. But instead of an imaginary society on an island, the project explores how a radically different fashion culture could emerge in the footsteps of hardcore and Straight Edge metal. The project specifically examines the underground fashion and craft movement that called themselves suXers (sometimes referred to as “sustainable fashion Straight…
Inclusive Fashion—an Oxymoron—or a Possibility for Sustainable Fashion
Cheap and accessible fashion from large retailers has, over the last decades, been thought of as a “democratic” form of consumerism. While embraced by masses of people with substantial environmental costs, many designers and researchers have questioned this mode of fast production and consumption. Designers try to create more sustainable models of consumption, often combined with ideas of other forms of consumer “inclusion” than cheap accessibili…
Beyond the in-between
The 2017 exhibition Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons – Art of the In-Between at the Metropolitan Museum in New York exposed the rich work of the iconic Japanese fashion designer Rei Kawakubo to a larger western audience. As the title of the exhibition indicates, Kawakubo’s work does not fit well within some of the classic conceptual assumptions around fashion, but can be placed as something ‘in-between’. The show and printed museum guide were arran…
Mimesis, Clothed in Violence
Research Article| May 01 2018 Mimesis, Clothed in Violence Otto von Busch Otto von Busch Parsons School of Design OTTO VON BUSCH is associate professor in Integrated Design at Parsons School of Design, The New School in New York. He has a background in arts, craft, design, and theory, and many of his projects explore how fashion designers can engage participants to reform fashion from a phenomenon of dictations, anxiety, and fear, into a collecti…
A Crisis of Power in Fashion
A growing consensus is emerging that the modus operandi of the fashion system is in need of change. Yet for change it requires not only incentives but the agency and power to transform. Designers must ask what kind of power is needed to change, and how such power can be mobilized, cultivated and leveraged
Global Britain in a Competitive Age
In March 2021, the UK Government presented its “Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy.” The launch of this 111-page document had been eagerly awaited by the securit
Transition Design and Fashion
As the discipline of fashion design desperately tries to remake itself more sustainable through the introduction of transparency in supply chains, ecological materials, and various modes of recycling and circularity, the question remains if these initiatives have enough impact to make a difference as the markets of fashion keep growing. Across the design field, there have been calls for more fundamental changes to the discipline. One such approac…
Political science (12 works) · Art (8 works) · European history and politics (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Fashion and Cultural Textiles (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Crafts, Textile, and Design (5 works) · Business (4 works) · European Political History Analysis (4 works)