ArtEZ at the Dutch Design Week 2023
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Are you planning to attend the Dutch Design Week this year? If so, we have exciting news to share! Our students, researchers, and teachers will be there to showcase their innovative research and designs. To enhance your experience, we've compiled all of ArtEZ's contributions to the Dutch Design Week in this article. Let us be your guide throughout the Dutch Design Week! If you're attending, don't forget to use the hashtag #ArtEZDDW, allowing people at home to join the conversation. Also, be sure to mention us with @ArtEZUniversityoftheArts so we can share your posts too!
Exploring the field of IN
With alumni of the bachelor's and masters' course Interior Architecture
Every year Interior Architecture alumni present their research and projects during the Dutch Design Week. The alumni show that they have explored their role as spatial designers by pushing the boundaries of the discipline. Stop by during Exploring the field of IN, and experience for yourself what happens when we push the boundaries of interior architecture, and find ourselves in unexplored territory.
When and where?
Open daily (from 21 until 29 October) from 11 to 18 at the Station Area, Design Perron
BEADS connect to play, play to connect
With Studio Rinske van den Heuvel, alumna Product Design
Rinske van den Heuvel graduated in 2023 with her design BEADS. This project is a playing field with a large collection of colored beads in different shapes, sizes and materials. Adults can string their own necklace in a playful way. They do so together with others and connect with each other by talking about fun, happiness and through play.
Where and when?
Open daily, from 11 to 18, in the Station area, Design Perron (Fuutlaan 12)
Regeneration: Fashion from the Ground Up
New Order of Fashion (NOoF) shows groundbreaking work by up-and-coming, radical designers in their LAB in Eindhoven under the title 'Fashion from the Ground Up'. Among others, Fasion Design alumnus Bastiaan Reijnen shows his graduation work: “The goal is to show clothing that deserves to exist forever and is not thrown away after a few wears”. This has everything to do with Regeneration, NOoF’s theme for this DDW edition. Regeneration is the process of renewing and repairing after something has been depleted, damaged or lost. Exactly this is what NOoF is fully committed to: finding bold ways to restore and replenish ecosystems.
Where and when?
Open daily, from 11 to 18 in the NOoF LAB (Torenallee 22-06)
Innovation labs
With researchers of the Professorship Tactical Design
From the Professorship Tactical Design, professor Jeroen van den Eijnde and Lucie Huiskens are involved as researchers in the national program Innovatielabs, which gives an impulse to new resilience in the cultural and creative sector. The Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie, on behalf of all state cultural funds, and CLICKNL carry out the program on behalf of the Ministry of OCW. On Tuesday, Oct. 24 and Thursday, Oct. 26, Jeroen van den Eijnde will be present to share his findings.
Where and when?
The innovation labs organize activities (lectures, open labs and knowledge-sharing sessions) throughout the week. Most activities, including Van den eijnde's two knowledge-sharing sessions on Oct. 24 and 26, will take place in the Skybar at Microlab in the Strijp-S area.
Network Applied Design Research
With professor Tactical Design Jeroen van den Eijnde
Professor Tactical Design Jeroen van den Eijnde is part of the Network Applied Design Research that presents itself at the DDW23 with an open work session on the theme 'experimental learning and innovation environments' (in preparation for an academic book project with publisher Francis & Taylor. Van den Eijnde will give a presentation there about the living lab 'The Art of Connection' in which he is involved as a researcher together with the HAN's lectorate Architecture in Health, among others.
Where and when?
On Oct. 26, from 12 to 17, you can visit the presentation by Jeroen van den Eijnde and others. It is convenient if you register in advance. The presentation will take place in the Microlab, in the Strijp-S area. More information, directions and registration via the website of Dutch Design Week.
Culturalized Wind Power
With Noud Sleumer, researcher and designer affiliated with the Professorship Tactical Design
As part of the research project "Measuring 4 C-Dutch," designer Noud Sleumer presents his project "Culturalized Wind Power" on which he is working (and which will also be on display at the Ned. Open Air Museum from March 2024).
Where and when?
Open daily, 11 to 17, at the Other Area, Pennings foundation (Geldropseweg 63).
The World of Dutch Design
With Tjeerd Veenhoven and Ineke Hans, researchers affiliated with the Professorship Tactical Design
Can't make it to Dutch Design Week? Not to worry: you can also enjoy it from the comfort of your armchair. VPRO broadcasts the daily program 'The World of Dutch Design' (NPO3, approx. 10:00) in which Nadia Moussaid talks to six authoritative Dutch designers about their work. What inspires them? How do their designs help keep an increasingly complex world manageable? Two of them are directly involved in the research of the Tactical Design professorship. Tjeerd Veenhoven is sr. lecturer-researcher at the Tactical Design professorship and talks about his role as a value chain designer trying to assign economic value to crops that are good for biodiversity and our ecosystem. Product designer Ineke Hans works from the Tactical Design professorship on a "CO2 house" that should provide insight into how the choices we make affect our emissions.
Where and when?
From Monday, October 23, daily around 22h, NPO 3 and from Friday, October 20 on NPO Start. The exact days of the broadcast with Tjeerd and Inneke will follow soon.
Are you a student or alumnus of ArtEZ and also featured at Dutch Design Week 2023, but not mentioned in this post? Please email redactie@artez.nl. Please indicate in your mail where and when visitors can find you, so we can use that information to complete this message.