From Silo to Collaboration, Connecting our Designers presented by Design Institute of Australia – Design Canberra Festival

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From Silo to Collaboration, Connecting our Designers presented by Design Institute of Australia

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With the advance of new technologies, environmental challenges, global pandemics, and political upheaval across the globe, governments and communities are adapting to Change. Designers are interacting with a vast array of specialists from other professions as their own design disciplines morph, evolve and respond to unprecedented levels of disruption.

Are our peak bodies equipped to represent the next generation of designers, to best advocate for the crucial role designers can play across the cultural sector and more broadly, linked to the sciences and technologies as a vital stage in addressing Australia’s contemporary challenges.

This roundtable aims to facilitate cross-disciplinary collaboration through partnerships and community, encouraging debate, knowledge share, earning and connection with the broader ecology of design practice and networks.

Moderator: Dr Lyndon Anderson, Swayn Senior Fellow in Australian Design at the National Museum of Australia

Speakers:

Jodie Cunningham | Craft ACT CEO

Tom Skeehan | ACT Chair, DIA | Skeehan Studio

Cia Flannery | ACT President, AILA | Cia Landscapes and Colour

Alisa Moss | Director DJASNatalia Weglarz | Associate Planner WSP

Jane Cassidy | National Council Director & President ACT Chapter Australian Institute of Architects (AIA)

David Whitbread | ACT Chair AGDA

Dr Catriona Quinn | Arts, Design & Architecture, School of Art & Design UNSW

From Silo to Collaboration, Connecting our Designers presented by Design Institute of Australia
Wed 09 Nov 2022
Past event
From Silo to Collaboration, Connecting our Designers presented by Design Institute of Australia

DESIGN Canberra acknowledges the Ngunnawal people as the traditional custodians of the ACT and surrounding areas. We honour and respect their ongoing cultural and spiritual connections to this country and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region. We aim to respect cultural heritage, customs and beliefs of all Indigenous people.