5:30pm: Visit/drinks reception at Studio Spetson (Halldor Ulfarrson’s Halldorophone lab/workshop)
8pm: Dinner
13th March
10 AM: Kristina Andersen keynote (public): Making different sounds, hesitating on the thresholds of new instruments
Bio: Kristina Andersen is assistant professor at the Future Everyday cluster of the Department of Industrial Design at TU/e. Her work is focussed on how we may collaborate with each other, but also systems, things, and machines. This work is often conducted in the context of material practices, but the outcomes can also be texts, sounds and experiences. At the center lies the challenge of how we can conduct Research through Design in times of complex change and upheaval. How can we re-frame our methodologies to include the complicated and difficult aspects of everyday life? Can embodied engagements through making assist us to actively construct visions of the unknown? Andersen initiated and led the EU-funded Giantsteps project for STEIM, she was part of the Making Things Public research program at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie and designed and lead the Instruments and Interfaces master’s degree program at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague. She is a longstanding advisor of the Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie, and acts as expert for Horizon Europe. She is part of the Product Design jury for Dutch Design Awards. She has chaired the CHI Design subcommittee from 2018-2021, in addition to DIS2019/Pictorials, IXDA2019/EducationSummit, and she chaired DIS2020 with Ron Wakkary. She is initiator, coordinator and work package leader of the EU-funded H2020 project, TRIPS and the CLICKNL-funded Fabric4Masks. https://www.tue.nl/en/research/researchers/kristina-andersen/
11:00 AM break
11:30 - 3:30PM Kristina Andersen Workshop: Making use of the ideas of magic machines, we will spend some time building unknown instruments, in order to figure out what they may be.
4 PM: World cafe discussion
5:30 Close & move to final reception
6:00 oneContinuousLab visit with drinks https://onecontinuouslab.net/ (location: https://goo.gl/maps/oBh71b2GPX3G1H76A )
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