Talk

This event invites participants to share mate in a communal settingwhile engaging in a guided conversation about memory, tradition, and hospitality in Argentine Andean culture.

This talk discusses how design – locally and globally – can be used to strengthen narratives that have been broken or undermined and to bring to the surface richer and more complete stories.

Join us for a panel exploring design without a designer – from shared community-based knowledge driving needs-based innovation to the role of collective intelligence in design and decision making.

The talk will shine a light on the Hong Kong pavilion, revealing how spatial experiences are used to create immersive volumes and verticality that evoke a sense of rescue and exploration, and exploring how the LDB audience have engaged with this interactive pavilion throughout the exhibition.

In this talk, we speak to leading thinkers working at the cutting edge of the circular economy – asking ourselves how we can continue to meet the demands of fashion and design through groundbreaking science, new social and economic models and imaginative craft techniques.

John Darlington in Conversation with Helen Czerski, presented by World Monuments Fund & English Heritage.

This discussion brings together experts of different fields to explore the ways in which crafts, aesthetic considerations, and data visualisation intersect within the exhibition's themes.

Emerging Pathways will spotlight the future of design through the lens of education, access and representation. This event explores traditional and non-traditional routes into the design and cultural industries, with a focus on supporting the next generation of Black creatives.

Join us for an exclusive screening of this documentary, followed by a Q&A with the director, Romina Osterling and Kiara Kulisic, founder of CHIQA.

This panel discussion embarks on a journey with members of the Coastal Connections global network and explains how coastal heritage sites are facing common challenges together.

Join this panel discussion.

Join artists Cooking Sections, Ilona Sagar and Leila Dear for a discussion on how to imagine new radical ways of living, practicing and existing in the world, by exploring ideas around resistance, the power of collaboration and rethinking systems and infrastructure. The conversation will be chaired by curator and educator, Anna Colin.