May 11, 2011 15:17
13 yrs ago
French term

sous l’oeil du design

French to English Art/Literary Art, Arts & Crafts, Painting ceramics
Title of an exhibition of modern ceramic art at the Sevres museum:
Le quotidien et l’exceptionnel sous l’oeil du design.

Un espace dédié à la création contemporaine en céramique s’ouvre ainsi au printemps. Il offrira dorénavant
un regard diversifié sur l’ensemble des recherches et préoccupations des créateurs de notre temps, au rythme d’expositions thématiques, monographiques ou collectives et sera l’occasion de présenter, par roulements,
les riches collections contemporaines de la Cité.

Proposed translations

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8 mins
Selected

from a design perspective

:) a suggestion
Note from asker:
Excellent suggestion!
Peer comment(s):

agree polyglot45 : my first thought
38 mins
Cheers!
agree Verginia Ophof
4 hrs
agree Rachel Fell
7 hrs
agree Helen Shiner : from the perspective of design
8 hrs
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+1
15 mins

with an eye to design

a possibility that sticks close but is English
Peer comment(s):

neutral kashew : But maybe something completely different would work better for a banner? // The designer's eye... yep!
7 mins
Sure, why not? But I actually think this sounds pretty good. -- With an Eye to Design: Contemporary Ceramics
agree SafeTex : This is for me a good 'slogan'? It's an expression that fits well in the context
4 hrs
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28 mins

design

"Designing the ordinary and the exceptional(extraordinary)" sort of thing - maybe?
Peer comment(s):

neutral David Vaughn : Uncommon and Everyday Design: Contemporary Ceramics
6 mins
Yes, that sort of thing - Pity you are not getting paid for it, D.
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+1
2 hrs

Through the eye of a designer / through a designers eye

This is just an idea created by manipulating the wording a bit.

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Note added at 2 hrs (2011-05-11 17:28:15 GMT)
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I am aware that this is a different preposition that I am using here, but I think that the correct idea could be achieved depending on how it is used.
Peer comment(s):

agree philgoddard : "Through designers' eyes" or "through the eyes of designers" would be better, as there are more than one.
1 hr
Thank you.
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2 hrs

eye on design

just another suggestion
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