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In the wake of the climate emergency, we need to reduce the impact of everyday urban life on resources, from the scale of the individual to an international approach. Both in the Netherlands and Germany, there's an increasing political and societal attention for the transition to a circular economy.
A revaluation of material use and the development of new sustainable materials are crucial in this respect. The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Berlin conceptualised a programme on Dutch and German innovations in material design, considering raw materials, techniques and use.
Join our DDW week 2020 program:
17-25 October 2020: virtual exhibition ALL GOOD(S)
With Tim van der Loo, Company New Heroes, Michelle Baggerman, Bob Hendrikx, Sarah Schmidt, DyeCoo;
and from Weißensee Academy of Art (Berlin): Kirsten Hermans, Nayeli Vega Vargas, Juni Neyenhuys, Lobke Beckfeld, Suzan Camlik, Rebecca van de Sand, Esther Kaya Stögerer and Jannis Kempkens
Monday 19 Oct 2020, 16:00: kitchen talk with Lucas De Man, Company New Heroes and Tim van der Loo
Recipes for the Future - Previews from cultural quarantine. Book launch, talk & workshop
Hungry for more? check out our first two events:
Opening Lab Talk New Materials, 9 September 2020: https://www.ancb.de/sixcms/detail.php?id=19623669#.X4RwQB3gqhc (livestream)
Circular Fashion Event, 1 October 2020:
https://www.ancb.de/sixcms/detail.php?id=19668897#.X4Rwqh3gqhc (livestream)
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