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Multiplicity & Visual Identities focuses on
contemporary and future corporate design and
visual representation. Its aim is to examine
visual identity strategies in the changing context
of hybrid societies. The programme aims to look
at the socio-economic, socio-political, and cultural
issues at the interface of private/corporate and
social/collective interests.
Multiplicity & Visual Identities is structured as a
blend of theory, practice and research. It combines
the academic scope of an interrogative course
programme; the intellectual exchange of a
speculative think-tank; the practical elements of a
critical design workshop on (cultural) identity, design
and image politics; and the pragmatism of a real-life
research laboratory for cultural analysis.





18.03.10

Public lecture (Geneva):
Multiplicity & Visual Identities Reinvigorated
Evert Ypma





March 18, 2010. 18:30-19:30
Auditorium Haute école d'art et de design Genève (HEAD

This public lecture is part of the Multiplicity & Visual Identities research colloquium.

Information Evert Ypma
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07.04.10 

Information Session:
Multiplicity & Visual Identities programme 10/11

The next information session will be held on
Wednesday April 7, 2010. 18:00-19:00
Design2context, Hafnerstrasse 39, 1st floor

More information


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17.12.09 

Public Lecture:
Trust and Social Representation
Prof. Ivana Markova




 

Ivana Marková is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Psychology at the University of Stirling. She is a Fellow of he British Psychologial Society, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and a Fellow of the British Academy. Professor at London School of Economics (LSE) where she gives seminars, carrying out joint international projects with members of the Institute of Social Psychology. Author of numerous publications on trust, communication, dialogue and politics.

Date/ Place
December 17, 2009. 17:00
Design2context, ZHdK 
Hafnerstrasse 39, 8005 Zurich.
1st floor. Room 101

Multiplicity & Visual Identities
In cooperation with the Association Dutch Designers (BNO); Academy St.Joost MA; University of the Arts Geneva (HEAD); Netherlands Fund Visual Arts, Design and Architecture; CAS Civic City and MAS Design Culture, Design2context, Zurich University of the Arts.
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News 23.11.09 

Colloquium Amsterdam:
Hybrid Society
Trust in the Unknown Other


A three day colloquium in Amsterdam in cooperation with The Beach; Netherlands Fund Visual Arts, Design and Architecture; Archis/ Volume; St.Joost Academy MA Visual Communication; Caroline Nevejan – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam; De Bakkerij.



Multiplicity work session


Arjen Oosterman, editor in chief Volume magazine/ Archis explaining about the urban planning of Amsterdam Bijlmermeer.
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News 15.07.09

Network:
Multiplicity & Visual Identities linked to
Icograda/IDA, INDIGO World programme


INDIGO asks: What is indigenous design? To address this, it has set up a network of designers and a series of projects that explore its meaning and interpretation throughout the world.
INDIGO seeks to understand what makes design distinctive to its home and the connections to the place where it is made and for whom it is made. The notion of local design is frequently contested, hard won and often indeterminate. It includes themes of colonisation, migration, politics, language, history, identity and conditions such as the economy and natural resources.
INDIGO

Icograda (the International Council of Graphic Design Associations) is the world body for professional communication design. Founded in 1963, it is a voluntary assembly of organisations concerned with graphic design, visual communication, design management, promotion, education, research and journalism. Icograda promotes communication designers' vital role in society and commerce and unifies the voices of graphic designers and visual communicators worldwide.
www.icograda.org
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News 15.06.09

Publication:
Icograda features essay Evert Ypma

This essay has been send out to the global network of Icograda.
Read essay Retooling Identity Production in the 21st Century

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News 05.04.09

Publication:
Volume 19, Architecture of Hope




 
Volume #19
Multiplicity & Visual Identities initiated a cooperation with Volume to address the omnipresent quest for identity and orientation in contemporary societies. Social urgencies are framing visible and invisible the agendas of design and architectural disciplines more and more. Multiplicity's initiator Evert Ypma took part in the editorial team and integrated textual and visual contributions from an international group of students and Multiplicity-related experts in this publication.

Full contributors list


Volume Project is a cooperation between:
Archis Foundation, Amsterdam
OMA/AMO Rotterdam
C-LAB, Columbia University New York

Editor-in-Chief: Arjen Oosterman
Contributing editors: Ole Bouman, Rem Koolhaas, Mark Wigley
Feature editor: Jeffrey Inaba
Archis: Lilet Breddels, Christian Ernsten
Design: Irma Boom and Sonja Haller

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 words:
corporate design, corporate identity, visuelle identität, visual identity, representation, design, communication strategy, public communication, design management, collaborative creative innovation, social transformation, participative communication, progression, transcendence, internet, new media, graphic design, multimedia, hybrid, multicultural society, democracy, opinion, creative leadership, trust, authenticity, science, art, design agency, design school, academy of art and design, think tank, experiment, education, sharing knowledge, entrepreneurship, ...