This lecture “Design (Research) as Radical Social Practice” by Oliver Vodeb was given at the Counter-Framing Design project seminar looking at the intersections between critical design practices and social movements hosted by the at the Institute for Design Innovation, Loughborough ...
We celebrated 20 years of Memefest in Saigon in December! 90 students from Australia and Vietnam, three universities, mentors, friends and comrades from Canada, USA, Slovenia, Vietnam, and Australia, and local communities collaborated for more then three weeks. Extradisciplinary workshops ...
This Thursday hosted by @Counter-Framing Design @Loughborough University. You can register via link bellow.
Design (Research) as Radical Social Practice
Dr Oliver Vodeb
Thursday 25th November at 10am GMT
Register for the online seminar here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting ...
Memefest has been invited to design the poster for Festival de la Imagen in Manizales Colombia. It is the 20th anniversary of the festival with which Memefest has a long standing and close relation. The topic of the festival is ...
We are excited to announce a special dialogue between Oliver Vodeb and Arturo Escobar at the Festival de la Imagen, Manizales, Colombia. The dialogue will happen online via Zoom infront of the festival audience @ 2.30 pm Tuesday, June 16th ...
With strong feelings we are announcing the world premiere of Thieves in Our Home!
Thieves in Our Home shows Aunty Hazel, the founder of the Grandmothers Against Removal, as she explains how it feels when Aboriginal children are forcibly taken ...
This year seven members of the international Memefest network from Slovenia, Australia, USA and Canada will meet in Baltimore (Nov 4.- 22.), invited by Goucher College, to collaborate with Black Yield Institute, Goucher students, academics and members of the community ...
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