Editorial Note DAC 5.2
Abstract
In the second issue, entitled ‘Polarities, limits and thresholds,’ the tensions observed in vol. 1 are revisited, identified there as axes of problematisation in contemporary debate. If, as we have seen, extreme positions have intensified conflicts and discourses of exclusion, weakening the common space and deepening social and political fragmentation, on the other hand, problematising the figures of the limit and the threshold can constitute other modes of collective mobilisation and critical reflection. Assuming this dynamic as a condition for recognising cultural and social differences, rethinking public and media space, and reorganising human and technological connections, rather than trying to resolve them categorically, allows us to configure new forms of relationship, thought, and representation. Therefore, this new issue of the publication highlights educational projects and institutional collaboration protocols, research issues, as well as considerations and processes noted in the fields of art and design that rearticulate this condition. Guest Editors: Ana Rainha; João Lemos; Margarida Azevedo; Marta Varzim Miranda Editorial Note: Ana Rainha Contributions to this issue include: Alves de Almeida & Vidal; Bonacho & Simões; Duque & Soares Cordeiro; Gárgoles & Seixas; Noronha & Simões; Pantazis; Pinto & Quadros; Saraiva; Soykou. Graphic Design: João Lemos, Margarida Azevedo
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Ana Rainha. (2026). Editorial Note DAC 5.2. Design/Arts/Culture, 5(2), 12–15. https://doi.org/10.12681/dac.43904
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