Strengthening of the experiences between the Higher Institute of Design - UH and the Keracom Project.
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Published: May 3, 2022
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Abstract
The development of close relations of exchange and collaboration between the University and Society are a priority to achieve a high development of the agreement between the Keracom Extension Project and the Higher Institute of Design of the University of Havana (ISDI-UH), therefore that this work shows the experiences between both.
The ISDi-UH is a university where joint work is not only between the teaching of the academy, but also with research and fundamentally with extension.
The collaboration is fruitful for both parties since joint projects are developed, work with the students and workers of the Institute in order to rescue the craft of ceramics, facilitate the interaction of students with the community in order to help change aesthetic tastes and formal, as well as taking into account design aspects for the objects that are made in the project, in their homes or in their workplaces.
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