Universities will cease to exist when learning has degenerated into what we now call research and when their teaching has become mere instruction.
Brian Grimwood’s journey is a masterclass in creativity and adaptability. From his early days at Bromley Tech to his global impact through the CIA, he has navigated the industry with humour and grit. The CIA, with its commitment to “vitality and dynamism” in commercial art, continues to champion artists who elevate brands like HarperCollins and Starbucks.
Born and raised in New York City, Gail Anderson early on exhibited a love of graphic design when, as a … More
Design Education Forum started in 2019 with the vision of creating a practice-based event that celebrates creativity in #Art and … More
Alex is an internationally recognised creative education practitioner with an extensive career that stretches over twenty-five years. His work encompasses … More
These are the links from Lee-Sean Huang’s amazing keynote speech from #VDEF23 Labour Organizing as Design Project REFERENCES – May … More
We would like to invite you to the 5th Virtual Design Education Forum. 11th + 12th of MAY VDEF23 This … More
Prof Taha Duri is a published author, translator, artist, and educator, having taught in Architecture, Interior Design, Health Sciences and … More
So this is really a conversation of balance. The creative leadership model is about empathy, clarity, and creativity and the interplay between the three of those values, they change according to date, time pressure.
Learn to engage in relevant reading to increase subject knowledge and broaden your mind in terms of detail and accuracy. Learn to investigate for more than one obvious source of something convenient like Google, for example, there are other search engines. Use multiple sources, including talking to people learn to question everything, starting with yourself, learn to be self critical without fear.
Oscar Diaz is a London based Industrial designer and educator. His work is characterised by a plain, innovative and playful take on everyday objects. He has worked for companies such as Muji, Joseph & Joseph or Hermès designing products and installations.
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