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june 21, 2023 - london design biennale

LDB23 ends this Sunday

Need plans for the sunny weekend? Have you strolled through the Maltese maze of textiles in the courtyard? Or immersed in the celestial Serbia Pavilion? You have until Sunday 25 June to visit London #design Biennale and EUREKA 2023 at Somerset House. 

LDB SESSIONS 

REMAPPING COLLABORATIONS IN #design FOR HEALTH (WORKSHOP)
22 June, 14:00 - 16:00
Location: Embankment Galleries, Somerset House, Sheffield Hallam University Pavilion
Tickets: Free Workshop for LDB ticket holders

This event invites audiences to reflect on the role of #design in helping us to respond to increasing complexity and make meaningful connections. The workshop will address questions like, what is the role of #design in health? How can #design help make healthcare in the context of the human experience?

Facilitators: Professor Claire Craig Co-Director Lab4Living, Sheffield Hallam University; Professor Stephen Reay, Good Health #design, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand; Dr. Ivana Nakarada-Kordic, Good Health #design, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand; Cassie Khoo, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand

INSIDE THE ARTIST'S BRAIN WITH BEATIE WOLFE'S IMPRINTING
22 June, 15:00 - 16:00
Location: Screening Room, Somerset House
Tickets: £5 or £2.50 for LDB ticket holders

Culture editor Rob Bound will be in conversation with art rebel Beatie Wolfe about her LDB installation 'imPRINTING'. The pioneering project takes you inside the artist's brain via a unique sonic self-portrait and 'thinking cap' to explore its many channels of collaborations, conversations, music, memory, dreams and fears.  

Speakers: Beatie Wolfe, Artist; Rob Bound, Monocle Magazine 


CREATING SPACES OF CALM IN TIMES OF DISPLACEMENT
22 June, 18:00 - 19:00
Location: Screening Room, Somerset House
Tickets: £5

How can architects #design both for humanity and the environment? When it comes to urban planning, political buildings and structures need emotional sensitivity. Focusing on Snøhetta's latest collaborative project for the French asylum courts, National Court of Asylum and the Administrative Court of Montreuil, this conversation will look at how #design and architecture can effectively offer places of calm during turmoil. What do collaborations between administrative courts, engineers and architects look like? How can goals be aligned to benefit the city and the people in it?

Speakers: Dr Romola Sanyal, LSE; Kjetil Trædal Thorsen, Snøhetta

PICK UP THE CATALOGUE 

Go behind the scenes of the exhibition with our limited-edition catalogue designed by Pentagram. 

Including interviews with the pavilions, words on the theme from Aric Chen and an exclusive essay 'The World Game in Today's World' by Jaime Snyder, Buckminster Fuller's grandson and Founder of the Buckminster Fuller Institute, the #LDB23 catalogue takes you beyond the exhibition experience to continue thinking about the ideas and collaborations.

The LDB catalogue includes an EUREKA booklet and is available to purchase at Somerset House and on the website.

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