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Tag Archives: design
Reflections on Alternative Exchange: how does design create alternative economies in contemporary culture?
Within the cool interior of the Angewandte Innovation Laboratory in Vienna (26 January 2017), this Salon unfolded in multilayered ways. This reflects the multiple sites, publics and processes through which alternative exchange systems take place, making them often allusive but … Continue reading
Posted in activism, citizenship, economies, innovation, social innovation
Tagged alternative, design, economies
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Brexit design: how will it function in and out of Europe?
Friday 3 February, 2017 1830-2030 Victoria and Albert Museum, London Clore 55 The Brexit referendum has caused economic and cultural turmoil. What does this mean for European and British design? Is there a distinctly European design culture and, if so, … Continue reading
Reflections on Design Culture Salon 15: How does design address immobilities in our society?
It is now 20 years since the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) was passed into law in the UK. This made it an offence to discriminate against people with disabilities in the provision of education, transport, goods and services and employment. … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Thomson, Ana Carden-Coyne, Carmen Papalia, design, disability, Graham Pullin, impairment, James Grant, mobility, Rob Imrie
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