Art and design education has reached a turning point. For too long, creative education has been pulled toward systems that were never designed for it. The language of research, measurement, administration, outcomes and compliance has increasingly displaced the language of making, observation, experimentation, judgement and discovery.
Category: The New Art School
#VDEF21 – 3rd Virtual Design Education Forum
We would like to invite you to the 3rd Virtual Design Education forum on the 11th and the 12th of … More
Design Education Talks Ep. 49 – Tash Willcocks
Tash has spent over 20 years shaping future change-makers in the creative industry, previously as Programme Leader of the BA … More
Design Education Talks Ep. 48 – Chris Murphy
A designer, writer and speaker based in Belfast, Chris is a teacher, but he’s a teacher who’s still on his own … More
Design Education Talks Ep. 47 – Lee-Sean Huang
Lee-Sean Huang is a designer and an educator. He co-founded Foossa, a creative consultancy focused on community-centered design, social innovation, … More
Design Education Talks Ep. 46 – William Mazza
Bill Mazza is professor of Critical/Creative thinking for thousands of students and instructors at the European Institute of Design in … More
Design Education Talks Ep. 45 – Sudebi Thakurata
Sudebi Thakurata is a narrative designer, creative facilitator, educator, writer and futurist. She designs experiences, engagement and environment that allow … More
Design Education Talks Ep. 44 – Jan Eckert
Jan Eckert is a Design Educator and Researcher at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts where he currently works as Head of … More
Design Education Talks Ep. 43 – Penny Hay
Dr Penny Hay (FRSA, FHEA) is an artist and educator. Penny is a part-time Reader in Creative Teaching and Learning … More
Design Education Talks Ep. 42 – Karel Vredenburg
Karel has spent his professional career dealing with design, technology, human affect, cognition, and behaviour primarily through the human interface … More

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