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23-31 October 2027

The way we think. Peace & justice in The Hague

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This project is now archived and was part of DDW18

Event type

Exhibition

Visualizing Peace & Justice in The Hague
Visualizing Peace & Justice in The Hague

Hague Thinking works on The way we think.

The way we think links policy with design in its manifold forms. It aims at developing divergent thinking strategies that can be applied to a wide range of policy issues, with an emphasis on international affairs. It links the physiological processes in the body with the cognitive processes in the brain. The media that we have used so far are objects, concepts, images, sound, crafts, dance and language. 

The projects of HagueThinking are based on both theoretical and empirical findings. In our research projects, experts work together with designers, musicians, dancers, etc.. Together we develop tools that visualize patterns of thought.  And we create ideas for a necessary update. Key is the importance of sensory awareness as a tool to develop our cognitive capacity. Thanks to art we think. Through art we grow. The way we think.

 

This exhibition aims at presenting how The Hague embraces design to innovate the way we think about peace & justice. The Hague is the international city of peace, justice and security. It houses 160 international organizations, among which the main

Extract of a project on the International Criminal Court
Extract of a project on the International Criminal Court
Peace monologue through dance, by Dorota Gazy & Peter Rombouts
Peace monologue through dance, by Dorota Gazy & Peter Rombouts

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