戦後から1950年代の日本におけるインダストリアルデザインとデザイナーの職能の確立とその意義について
A Study on the Establishment and Significance of Japanese Industrial Design and Designers’ Profession during 1945-1959
The history of modern industrial design in Japan started in the postwar period, i.e. since 1945. People in those days expected that industrial design should play an important role in the reconstruction process. The new era was launched by learning advanced technology and thoughts from the western world. The Government implemented many measures including provision of scholarships to foreign countries and invitation of foreign engineers to Japan. As a result, not only advanced western technology related to industrial design but also the culture elements have been transferred to Japan. Among others, those from the United States ‐ an advanced country in industrial design had made the most significant impact. For instance, the organization of Society of Industrial Designers (SID) of the United States was referred to by Japan Industrial Designers’ Association (JIDA) for its establishment. It was not easy for the Japanese people to understand accurately and to accept industrial design that was foreign culture at that time. There was different understanding on industrial design between Japanese designers and ordinary people and most of the designers hardly could practice it. This basic problem had not been solved in 1950s. However, various measures were applied for solving it, which later led to the clear recognition of industrial design and the creation of richer and more serviceable cultural life in Japan.
브랜드디자인의 학문적, 사회적 발전을 위한 연구,학술단체로서
국가와 기업의 효과적 브랜드구축을 위한 연구,학술발표 및
사회현장에서의 브랜드 및 브랜드디자인의 실질적 사례발굴과 현황을 조사하여 다음과 같은 목적을 수행한다.
1. 브랜드디자인의 학문적 정체성확립
2. 브랜드관련 종사자들의 권익과 지식 자산확보
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브랜드디자인학연구 [A Journal of Brand Design Association of Korea]