In this series of videos, contemporary designers respond to quotes from Victor Papanek to find out if his ideas are still relevant. Petra and Simone from Social Label develop design together with top designers and people with a distance to the labor market.
In the third episode, you will meet Klaas Burger (artistic director) and Maybe Boozegeoisie (artistic director, initiator All Inclusive) of the Academie voor Beeldvorming. The initiatieve uses art to tackle social issues and to change the image around them. In their so-called action studies, a dialogue is created between all those involved in this issue: artists, citizens, professionals and policymakers thus become part of each other’s experiences. This connection provides a new perspective on the problem and thus makes change possible.
How do Klaas and Maybe relate to the ideas of Victor Papanek?
Thanks to Smart Media Productions for the production of this series.
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