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ASSEMBLY HALL FIRST FLOOR 10:20 WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Peter Hall Central Saint Martins SESSION #01: <strong>UAL</strong> Alumni: NOW! 10:30 Lorna Allan 10:36 Taymah Anderson 10:42 Charlotte Mei 10:48 Cat Drew Uscreates 10:54 Isabel + Helen 11:00 Zoë Taylor 11:06 Irina Wang Pentagram 11:12 Cade Featherstone 11:18 Polina Hononova 11:24 Chris Shipton 11:30 Break SESSION #02: Disrupting the future 12:00 Tobias Revell Artist and designer 12:10 Richard Van der Laken De Designpolitie and What Design Can Do 12:40 Joanna Choukeir UsCreates 13:10 Q&A SESSION #03: Shapes and stories 14:50 Patrick Burgoyne Creative Review 15:00 Linda Holmer University of Gothenburg 15:30 Roel Wouters Studio Moniker 16:00 Q&A 16:20 CLOSING WORDS Peter Hall 16:30 Drinks reception 18:30 END
10:30 Session #01: <strong>UAL</strong> NOW! Lorna Allan is a MA graphic design graduate from LCC who started Hidden Women of Design, with the aim of raising the profile of female designers. It all began as a response to a research question ‘Who are those that sit in the blind spots of design and have transformed design paradigms over the years?’ Some further research later and a college project has grown into a much-applauded talks programme, encouraging groups of female designers to promote and support each other, and make a difference. Charlotte Mei is an artist and illustrator whose clients include Penguin Books, Coverse, Beams Japan, i-D, Vice and Loft Tokyo. Her work has been exhibited at the V&A, Somerset House, Red Bull Studios New York, the Barbican and Selfridges. Charlotte is one of the founders of Day Job Studio in Peckham, started by 10 graduates from from Camberwell College of Arts in 2012. Day Job was set up with an ethos of playfulness and a desire to encourage abstract thinking. Charlotte also runs Clay Club – a ceramics course, hosted in Dulwich. Taymah Anderson is a graphic designer, artist and visual thinker who graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2015. Taymah is interested in sounds and the diverse cultures they revolve around, computer science and social development. The interest all comes back to the people we live amongst. Cat Drew is a Director at Uscreates and a MA graphic design graduate from LCC. Cat oversees delivery of a range of projects to design better health and well-being futures, using data and design techniques. These include user-centred design, ethnography, data visualisation, behavioural insights, prototyping, co-design and engagement and social business models. Prior to working at Uscreates, Cat was a Senior Policy Advisor at Policy Lab; Head of Policy IT and Digitisation Policy at the Home Office; Head of Neighbourhood Policing at the Home Office; and a Researcher at IPPR.
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