Servus D*sign Week
odd interactions, interfaces, accessibility, open source, commons, feminist infrastructure, speculative design, technological appropriation, sustainability, low tech design, self-publishing, archive, diy, diwo, community, trans-disciplinary, un-disciplinary practices, translation, memory, critical design
d*sign week – radio conversations
from 2023. November 21. – 25.
17:00 – 18:00
Moderated by Gabriela Gordillo
Sound Design: Florine Mougel
Language: English
d*sign week is a gathering dedicated to experimental and independent design practices, initiated by the local cultural platforms Potato Publishing and servus.at in collaboration with Kunstuniversität Linz, Timebased Media & Visual Communication, Radio FRO and Kulturverein zur Schießhalle.
The radio conversations of the d*sign week, propose a dialogue between the program’s contributors and special guests as a way to document, share and discuss critical perspectives. At the same time, it aims to give visibility to independent, activist and experimental projects and practitioners.
21.11 – OINC & Jens Vetter
22.11 – La_bekka & tumbalacasa ediciones
23.11 – Master’s program Visual Communication
24.11 – SoyBot &
25.11 – Federico Poni & Florian Reiche Juan Linares
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2021
6.-11. December 2021 organized by servus.at in cooperation with Radio FRO and Potato Publishing
The servus d*sign week is a week of conversations about design and its various implications. From the point of view of an initiative dealing with open source tools and internet technologies, “design” can fall dangerously close to corner smelling like capitalism. We invite critical designers to share their ideas through a series of radio conversations and workshops about alternative practices and critical approaches to design.
Participants are Christoph Haag, Libre Graphics Club, Mara Karayanni, Ruben Pater, Potato Publishing, Varia, in conversation with Davide Bevilacqua and Gabriela Gordillo.
Team: Graphic concept by Juan Pablo Linares and Sound design by Cachichi
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