In Conversation: Nehal El-Hadi and Bridget Harvey
Join DesignTO for the third ‘In Conversation’ event with writer and 3D artist Victoria Kamila and immersive media designer Will Selviz.
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In Conversation: Georgina Voss and Monica Virtue
Join DesignTO for the fourth ‘In Conversation’ series event with artist and educator Georgina Voss and designer and filmmaker Monica Virtue.
In Conversation: Victoria Kamila and Will Selviz
Join DesignTO for the third ‘In Conversation’ event with writer and 3D artist Victoria Kamila and immersive media designer Will Selviz.
In Conversation: Nabil El-Nayal and Philip Sparks
Join DesignTO for the second In Conversation event with British fashion designer Nabil El-Nayal and Toronto menswear designer Philip Sparks.
In Conversation: Danah Abdulla and Maya Mahgoub-Desai
Swiss Design Network Research Summit 2018 – Beyond Change, Photo by Samuel Hanselmann, IXDM Join DesignTO, Friday, March 19,
DesignTO Talks: Anony & Rainville Sangaré
A conversation with Christian Lo of lighting studio Anony and Lambert Rainville and Nicolas Sangaré of multidisciplinary studio Rainville Sangaré.
DesignTO Symposium: Towards Inclusive Design – Session 2
DesignTO’s sixth annual symposium brings nine multidisciplinary experts together for an inspiring discussion about Inclusive Design.
Ideas Forum: Community Care
‘Ideas Forum: Community Care’ features five fast-paced and fun presentations exploring the themes of care in collaboration, creative practice and community.
DesignTO Symposium: Towards Inclusive Design – Session 1
DesignTO’s sixth annual symposium brings nine multidisciplinary experts together for an inspiring discussion about Inclusive Design.
Healing Spaces
A panel discussion on art, design and architecture as opportunities to heal.
Work/Life
‘Work/Life’ is an annual exhibition that explores new prototypes for contemporary life, showcasing the work of eight Canadian designers.
2021 Look & Feel Digital Media
The 2021 Look & Feel design has a strong focus on modular illustrations. The colour palette was more focused on the idea of warmth, in contrast to the cold temperatures of Canadian winters.
