WeMadeThis.es
Post-Digital Culture and Spanish Design.
How does design get made today? Join leading designers from Spain, the U.S. and abroad as they talk about their work and the state of graphic design in today's global, connected design world. The convergence of hand processes, traditional printing methods, and digital production are creating new ways to make and consume media. Come participate in the discussion about this rapidly evolving field.
Moderators: Ellen Lupton, Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, New York; Héctor Ayuso, Director of OFFF and author of wemadethis.es.
Speakers: Rodrigo Corral, New York City; Mike Koedinger, Maison Moderne, Luxembourg; Marta Cerdà, Barcelona; BROSMIND, Barcelona.
Free Admission. Register now and find out how to get there.
- Design
- New York
- Jun 2, 2012
- 02:00 pm
Venue
Governors Island, Building 110, W Ferry Line Rd, New York, NY 11231
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Credits
The Post-Digital Lecture Tour is organized by the Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum and Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden with the Embassy of Spain and OFFF. The event is part of the SPAIN arts & culture program to celebrate the launching of wemadethis.es, a book about Spanish post-digital creation culture.