The Inspiring Design Theory (IDE) evening is back!
The first event of this spring’s series will bring us closer to the various manifestations of the life reform movements, which focused on improving quality of life through critical movements, mindsets, and theories.
These aren’t related to modern-day self-improvement, but instead advocate for people to achieve a better quality of life – both individually and collectively – through conscious decisions and reconsidering their relationship with the environment. The three fascinating talks will cover topics including the Gödöllő artist colony, the strategies of the Situationist Internationale (a progressive art group), and ageism, the societal narrative surrounding aging. The talks will be followed by a DJ set.
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How do we engage with data beyond the purely quantitative? How does making with data shape our understanding of space, materiality, and embodied experience?
The second event of the spring IDE series will explore the visible and hidden structures of urban life, led by MOME’s theoretical studies students.
Join us on 15 May to learn everything you need to know about applying to MOME’s English-language MA programmes.