THINK LLINQ
Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 February THINK LLINQ takes place, a 2-day discussion programme and a presentation of innovative products by participating designers, organized by Jolanda Branderhorst and Karin van Paassen. The Balszaal of Hotel New York will be the platform for the manifestation of Think Llinq with 2 days with different debate teams, combined with ...
Friday lecture, China
This friday, March 16th at 7pm, we give a evening lecture about our work approach for students and interested people in the PWS education centre at the Sculpture factory in Jingdezhen, China. The theme of our talk is Real You, Real Material and will be focussed on sharing our perspectives and bringing out students creative directions, motives and dreams about ...
Ways of working
Re-thinking your ways of working. What are new possibilities in design, in our locality, how can your own ways of working contribute in new ways to designing? Last thursday we facilitated a design-clinic with BA product design students about expanding work ways in design by crossing borders and stimulating other approaches of design work. Host ...
Re-thinking communities
Last friday, 21 August, we joined a group of people for the final Slow Repair Dialogue at Platform21/Amsterdam. BoomWehmeyer was invited to be a guest speaker and debating with the group on topics like “Re-thinking Social Relationships” and new ways of implementing design in the communities and re-thinking core points that we as designers should implement ...
Design-Clinic on “Expand your expectations”
Begin November 2008 we facilitated a clinic with design students about expecting and expanding our view on design and social engagement. Never loose your expectations and always expand your possibilities in who you are as designer. Empowering the personal qualities of new generation with a view on human centered design. Thanks for the support of ...
Workshop “Slow streams” in Amsterdam
On the weekend of 11th october 2008 Judith was facilitating a workshop in Amsterdam with the audience to capture streams of public imagination about Slow Design. The NY-based organisation slowLab was part of a Freedesigndom event in the Oude Kerk in Amsterdam and unveiled the first Slow Loket to create a resource for Slow Design information and ...
