IFW2010: submitted Word[l]ds

Active–action – Affinità – Appropriation – Artifice – Assemblage – Atmosphere – Awake space - Body – Body – Boundaries – Boundarıes – Branding – Camps – Cast – Character – Colours – Composition – Configuration – Consciousness  – Contaminations – [Con]temporary – Conventions – Conversion/gentrification – Con·no·ta·tion – Crossing – Depth – Design for All – Discovery and rediscovery - Distinction  Doing – Elegance – Envelope – Ephemeral – Estetics  – Events  Experience – Experimentation – Fetish – Flex(i)space – Flexibility – Fluidità – Fruition – Full–scale – Haptic – (w)Hole – Home – Hospitality – Hospitality – Hotel – Humility – Hybrid – Hybrid – Identità – Ilumination – Imagining – Immersion – In_between – In–between – In/Out door -  Inclusion – Indigenous – Inhabiting – Inside and out – Interaction – Interior – The Interior – Interiorità – Interiority – Layers – Light – Light – Light/health – Limit(it) -Luxury – Machine – Margin – Materiality – Materialize – Meeting – Memorialized – Memory – Metabolism – Modification – Montage – Movement – Mystery – Narrative – Nature – Nature – Nearness – NetWorkPlace – Object – Paperspace – Paths – Patterns – Perception – Performance – Performativity – Permeable – Places – Pleasure – Poetry – Privacy – Program – Proportion – Prosthesis – Public Art – Re–function – Re–use – Reception – Reinterpretation – Representation – Réplacement–displacement – Security – Situation – Skin – Soundspace – Spo(s)tare - Structure – Surface – Surgery – Sustainable – Table – Technology – Temporality – Temporality – Temporariness – Temporariness – Temporariness  – Temporariness – Theatricality – Theme – Threshold – Threshold – Threshold – Thresholds – Traditional – Transformation – Transgression – Transgressive – Undisciplined – Uniqueness.

At submitting deadline for Abstracts of ‘Interior wor[l]ds’ Call for Papers (15 FEB 2010), we received 142 entries, from 33 Countries, for a total of 132 different words.

Thanks to all Partecipants!

As promoters, we are really glad of the large number of submissions but, as scholars, we are even more impressed by the quantity and quality of proposed key-words, all of a great interest. It is a picture of the slowly transformation and widening of Interiors discipline, from traditional subjects to  others coming out from an even more demanding contemporary world.

Reviewers started working to select Authors to invite for Paper submission (for someone – the words in gray – with a request to adjust the title according to Conference Guidelines).