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| 2010 Design Events
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The
Association of Professional Model Makers 2010
Conference:
Revolutions in Model Making Creating the Future
Faster
March 26-29, 2010
Cambridge, Massachusetts
The keynote speaker is Neil Gershenfeld, Director
of MIT’s Center for Bits and Atoms. Saturday
and Sunday are workshops on the latest model making
materials, techniques, tools and resources as
well as career essentials. Friday and Monday are
tours of Boston area model facilities at DEKA,
Continuum, BOSE, Rhode Island School of Design,
Hasbro, Harvard Graduate School of Design, Boston
City Model and MIT. |
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Chic
Dessin
March 26-29, 2010
Paris, France
Mounted in partnership with Duende Studio, the
media and events relations agency dedicated to
design, the customized layout of each space for
the display of emblematic pieces of furniture
will favour the domestic loft feel best suited
to new contemporary drawings. |
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PSFK
Conference New York 2010
April 9, 2010
New York City, New York
On April 9, PSFK will return for the fourth year
to Manhattan to host one of the most inspirational
events available for creative professionals today.
PSFK Conference New York will bring together a
large crowd of likeminds to learn and share new
ideas that will help us make tomorrow better. |
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Milan
Furniture Fair
April 14-19, 2010
Milan, Italy
The Milan Furniture Fair (Salone Internazionale
del Mobile) returns as usual this April, with
the publicity slogan The Event Is Back. Don't
miss the biggest furniture event of the year,
accompanied by many off-site exhibitions, parties
and events. |
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Transforming
Design: Design/Management Europe 14 Conference
April 21-22, 2010
London, England
Transformation is as much a way of thinking as
it is a result. Design is now recognized as an
enabler of business transformation, because design
leads change which is critically needed to save
and solve our future. It is a solution that addresses
problems, and problems behind problems. DMI's
Design/Management Europe 14 will discuss, challenge
and explore how this is shaping, connecting and
improving our businesses and lives. |
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Lift
Conference
May 5-7, 2010
Geneva, Switzerland
Lift10 will welcome 1,000 participants from 40
countries to explore the most overlooked aspect
of innovation: people. Known in the techno-parlance
as users, consumers, clients, participants, prosumers,
citizens or activists, people ultimately define
the success of all technological and entrepreneurial
projects. |
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IIT
Institute of Design's 9th Annual Design Research
Conference
May 11-12, 2010
Chicago, Illinois
Design research is now recognised as the leading
way to understand people. Now stripped of its
niche status, the field of design research faces
new challenges: professional integrity, technology,
communication, integration, and new markets. How
can it protect its professional integrity as it
expands? |
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ICFF
May 15-18, 2010
New York City, New York
The 22nd annual International Contemporary Furniture
Fair (ICFF) will take place at the Javits Center
in New York City. America's biggest design tradeshow,
this event draws over 500 exhibitors and thousands
of attendees. |
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Internet
Week
June 1-8, 2010
New York, New York
Internet Week New York is a week-long festival
of events saluting New York's thriving Internet
industry and the many talented companies, organizations,
and innovators creating the future of online
media. It is presented by IADAS & The Mayor's
Office of Film, Theater, and Broadcasting. |
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Create10
Conference: Innovative Interactions
June 30th — July 2nd 2010
Edinburgh, Scotland
The CREATE conference is all about creating innovative
interactions, whether digital consumer products,
interactive services or interaction paradigms.
The event is an opportunity to share and discuss
the design opportunities and dilemmas that are
currently being addressed by practitioners and
researchers from the commercial, public and academic
sectors. |
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Decode:
Digital Design Sensations
Ongoing until April 11th 2010
Victoria and Albert Museum
London, England
Decode: Digital Design Sensations showcases the
latest developments in digital and interactive
design, from small, screen-based, graphics to
large-scale interactive installations. The exhibition
includes works by established international artists
and designers such as Daniel Brown, Golan Levin,
Daniel Rozin, Troika and Karsten Schmidt. The
exhibition features both existing works and new
commissions created especially for the exhibition. |
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Making
Digital Work
April 16, 2010
Boulder, Colorado
ver the past 50 years, clients and agencies have
invested immeasurable time and effort in building
organizational structures and processes designed
to create great advertising. It has taken just
two years for technology and digital media to
begin to unravel this vast history, pushing more
than five decades of planning towards irrelevancy.
We are right now living through the moment in
which the advertising industry will evolve. Our
business has changed, and it’s not changing
back. |
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Marcel
Wanders at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Ongoing until June 20th 2010
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
An exhibition of his favorite work designed by
Marcel Wanders, the wildly creative, internationally-recognized
designer from the Netherlands whose whimsical
and decorative creations range from furniture
and objects to wallpaper and hotel interiors.
In conjunction with the fall opening of this landmark
exhibition, Collab: The Group for Modern and Contemporary
Design at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, will
present Marcel Wanders with its 2009 Design Excellence
Award. |
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Rewind
Remix Replay: Design Music and Everyday Experience
Ongoing until May 23, 2010
Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art
Scottsdale, Arizona
This exhibition highlights the role played by
production and consumption in fashioning our experience
of music in everyday life. Music culture thrives
within an ecology of such products as turntables,
iPods and synthesizers; it expresses itself through
images reproduced on dance hall flyers, record
sleeves and CD inserts; it gets distributed globally
in such media forms as television shows, MTV videos
and My Space; it is exhibited in independent record
shops, second-hand music stores and large malls;
and it finds ubiquity in such technological formats
as MP3 files, P2P networks and iTunes. |
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