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An initiative of the Museum of Brisbane, BAD (Brisbane Art Design) champions the movers and shakers of the city's art and design sector. It spotlights its thriving cultural identity through the places, histories and climate that bring our collective creativity to the fore. Tosha Brown is a Design Strategist, Coach and Program Manager in IBM Consulting, who has been working in the design and product space for public and private sector for over 14 years.
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The conference explores topics such as resilience, uncertainty, adapting to change and the future of the industry. Her creative work encourages audiences to question their own ways of consuming design. Clients include the Baltimore Museum of Art, Johns Hopkins University, Decentering Whiteness working group, and Harvard University. Morgan Searcy is building The People’s Graphic Design Archive, Silas Munro is developing the BIPOC Design History Course, and Mark Sanders is in progress on co-authoring the 7th edition of Meggs’ History of Graphic Design. Together they have a lot to teach us about where we came from and where we are going as an industry.
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She is the Creative Director of Ya Khadijah, a female-led design studio in Iraq established in 2017 that creates hybrid identities for culturally relevant projects in the SWANA region and the diaspora. Currently an Assistant Professor at Bowling Green State University, Huang shapes the next generation of designers through innovative teaching methods and research initiatives. Her design practice explores the blending of Eastern and Western cultures, reflected in her typographic graphics and imagery installations that offer unique perspectives and bridge gaps between diverse audiences. In this presentation, we will explore the impact of internet memes on user behavior and emotional expression, and how technology and social media companies are applying "meme thinking" to their online experience design.
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Meier designs with the Trends and Innovation Studio at Hallmark while teaching at the University of Kansas (KU) in the Visual Communications Department. Additionally, Meier is a MA Student in the Kress Foundation Department of Art History at KU, studying Black American Art and Design and the French Influence on the Harlem Renaissance. She is President Emeritus for the Kansas City Chapter of AIGA (a professional association for design). She spends her free time working with her partner in their shared studio, Yup Yup Design, practicing yoga, or volunteering with various community groups.
The expo is a top-three reason people attend conference, and with good reason. It’s the networking hub for the AEC industry, and it’s packed with 500+ brands, thousands of experts, the newest products and materials, and pioneering project solutions you won’t find anywhere else. The 11-day festival hosts hundreds of events, including exhibitions, workshops, open studios, fashion shows, discussions and lectures. The month-long event covers architecture, interior design, graphic design, crafts, furniture and education.
Amedea believes in the power of sports and design to drive social change, and is passionate about shaping a future of equality for women in sports. Rich Tu is a first generation Filipino-American and award-winning designer and artist residing in Brooklyn, NY. Previously, Rich has held creative leadership roles at Jones Knowles Ritchie, MTV Entertainment Group, and Nike Inc.
Yet interactive technologies have been slow to catch up to the needs and wants of this growing group of users. Their distinct yet diverse perspectives are challenging to embrace for designers, especially younger ones. I elaborate on how mindfulness is at play in the conceptualization and design of each application in order to help users find communities, stay on top of their self care, and connect better with their families. Through sharing these results as well as contextual and technical considerations, I shed light on a slower approach to user-centered design for digital products that anticipate our lives as we age.
Photo North Festival brings together exhibitions from world-renowned and emerging photography artists, along with talks, walks, workshops, meet the artist, film screenings, book and print signings, and portfolio reviews. Desire paths emerge as shortcuts where more deliberately constructed and prescriptive paths take a longer or more circuitous route, have gaps, or are non-existent. From Arctic ice to electric cars, Forest Young and Debbie Millman discuss significant career pivots, key projects, and new perspective from having worked both agency-side and in-house. Our team is shifting to a hybrid branding stance; we continue to communicate ‘essential’ messaging while bringing back the punch that fueled Metro’s growth. We are grounded in required information, yet we yearn to tell new stories and fuel new growth.
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Major conferences often feature keynote speakers from industry-leading companies that offer attendees the chance to tap into the emerging trends and technologies that will shape the design industry in the near future. These sorts of insights can help attendees to gain a competitive advantage by learning tools in advance before they become widely adopted by the industry. Pentagram is a multi-disciplinary, independently owned design studio founded in 1972. Working from offices in New York, London, Berlin and Austin, the firm and its partners create everything from brand identities, advertising and graphics, to products, digital experiences and installations.
He has 22+ years of design and management experience, including seven years at Pentagram prior to establishing KUDOS Design Collaboratory™ in 2008, and KASA Collective in 2018. We view the world through the lens of cultural upbringing and exposure to the things we see and experience around us. I have the unique experience as an observer of shifting racial perspectives in the U.S. and being directly impacted by this historic change. In this panel discussion, we'll hear from two individuals who are pushing the boundaries of what it means to invest in the mentorship of young creatives of color – those from backgrounds often overlooked by studios throughout the industry.
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Visual communication design research and education were driven by visual language for prints and screens. The industry has emphasized the communication of clear visual information for the audience. It is particularly challenging to add inclusive and accessible design methods for visual communication. It is necessary to ensure the visual material can be understood and used by a wide audience via more than one sensory experience.
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