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Designing digital engagement with Generation Alpha
Generation Alpha – people born in the early 2010s to mid 2020s – are set to be the most diverse, largest generation, with consequently the biggest spending power, and...
Kati Price
Design and Society
Design and society
Designing digital engagement with Generation Alpha
Design and society
Open call: Robin Hood
Design and society
Identity Through Objects: A Pakistani Spinning Wheel
Make Good
Christien Meindertsma: Re-forming Waste
Design and society
The Housing Harvest: Matthew Rosier
Design and society
Beatrix Bray: Access and ownership
Design and society
Recording Oral Histories with Poplar’s Windrush Residents
Design and society
The Exchange – Nia Manoylo
Design and society
The queer ecology of us
Design and society
Why Do You Make? VIN + OMI
Design and society
Phoebe Oldfield: A state of equilibrium
Make Good
Making space for absent subjects
Sustainability
Make Good
Christien Meindertsma: Re-forming Waste
Design and society
The Housing Harvest: Matthew Rosier
Design and society
Beatrix Bray: Access and ownership
Design and society
The Exchange – Nia Manoylo
Design and society
The queer ecology of us
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Pandemic objects
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Pandemic Objects: Japanese Measles Prints
Masami Yamada Japanese woodblock prints produced during the Edo period (1615-1868) are famously known as ukiyo-e (‘pictures of the floating world’). Distributed in their many...
Masami Yamada
Design and society
Pandemic Objects: Postcards
Design and society
Pandemic Objects: Mass Testing
Design and society
Pandemic Objects: Japanese Measles Prints
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Making Design 1900 – Now
Design and society
From a Visitor Experience Assistant’s diary: A gallery like no other
Making Design 1900 – Now
Open-source speculum research
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