Design Museum

Talks

  1. JAMBOX speaker, designed by Yves Behar / fuseproject, 2011. Available from Design Museum Shop.
  2. Poster designed by Hans Wolbers of Lava.
  3. Image © Muji
Monday 6 February, 7.30pm
SOUND DESIGN

How understanding the brain can enhance auditory and multisensory design
Sound design is increasingly being applied to the design of products, their packaging and the environment in which those products are placed. Join Charles Spence, Head of Oxford University’s Crossmodal Research Laboratory, with Scott King and Russ Jones of Condiment Junkie to explore how advances in cognitive neuroscience are furthering the understanding of how changing sounds when touching or using a product influences the overall multisensory product experience.

BOOKING
Tickets £15 / £7.50 members
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Monday 13 February, 7.30pm
LONGLUNCH WITH LAVA

The Design Museum teams up once again with graphic and digital design talk specialists LongLunch for an evening with design agency Lava. Hans Wolbers of the Amsterdam-based team, crowned European Design Agency of the Year in 2010, will talk about their take on flexible identities, design vs art, and how to run a successful agency without account managers. We love them already.

BOOKING
Tickets £15 / £7.50 members
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Sunday 19 February, 1.30pm
DRAWING TOUR

Free with museum entry, no need to book.
This one hour gallery tour will be delivered with a creative twist. You will be guided through Terence Conran - The Way We Live Now with the opportunity to compile your own sketchbook of drawings responding to the many objects in the show. An experienced tour guide will describe the work in the exhibition and a drawing tutor will be at hand to support you through your observational or fantastical sketches. Sketchbooks and materials will be provided.

Tuesday 28 February, 7.30pm
PECHAKUCHA X BRITISHDESIGN

Deriving its name from the Japanese term for the sound of ‘chit chat’, PechaKucha, devised and shared by Klein Dytham architecture, consists of a series of presentations where each participant shows 20 images for 20 seconds. This fast and furious event will bring together designers and design pundits to share their enthusiasm for British design past, present and future.

BOOKING
£15 / £7.50 members
T 020 7940 8793
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Thursday 8 March, 7.30pm - FULLY BOOKED
PRODUCT FITNESS 80

With Naoto Fukasawa, Sam Hecht and Konstantin Grcic moderated by Tyler Brûlé
Beginning with a presentation from Japanese industrial designer Naoto Fukasawa, this discussion with three of the world’s most respected designers, will examine the relationship between craftsmanship, quality and efficiency of materials and energy. This talk accompanies the display at the Design Museum Product fitness 80 presented by Muji, that asks what would happen if we used 20% less materials and energy to make everyday products.

Date TBC
CONRAN TWITTER TAKEOVER

This is your opportunity to pose a question to one of Britain’s most highly regarded designers. For half an hour only, Sir Terence Conran will be at the helm of the Design Museum’s Twitter feed answering questions from our followers. Forward your questions in advance including #sirterence in your message or join in live. Follow @DesignMuseum on Twitter to take part.

BOOKING INFO

Talks tickets include entry to all current exhibitions before the event begins. Food and drink is available to buy before the talk and the Design Museum Shop is also open late.

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