This project is now archived and was part of DDW20
What A Time To Be Alive - #WATTBA
Studio of Things
#WATTBA presents six makers that use their design as a magnifying glass to tell unheard stories. While reflecting on the world as it is, they speculate on a different tomorrow. How can design contribute towards understanding, visualizing and constructing scenarios for a better future?
#Exhibition - Fri. 16 October - Sun. 25 October
Last year, What A Time To Be Alive explored the spirit of design in a rapidly changing world. For this years exhibition, #WATTBA presents six makers that use their design as a magnifying glass to tell un
Participants of this exhibition
Studiocalh
Studiocalh
Studio Krom
Studio Krom
Noud Sleumer
Noud Sleumer
Designmatter x Hypothetical Studios
Designmatter x Hypothetical Studios
Timothy Liu
Timothy Liu
Pei-Ying Lin
Pei-Ying Lin
Virophilia
Hotel Symbiogenesis
The Marvelous Container
Soundscapes of Fear
The Global Souvenir Shop
Space For Civic Assets
About TAC - Temporary Art Centre
TAC is a breeding ground for cultural innovation. TAC’s mission is to give promising multidisciplinary artists the chance to develop and show themselves to the world. TAC offers space for this cultural innovation and a platform for experimentation. In addition, it offers creative workspaces: more than 100 young artists in 80 studios. TAC has a monthly programme offering exhibitions and performances, where artists and the public meet.
Colofon
Director, Programme
Astrid Cats
Communication, Marketing, PR
Davy de Lepper
Programme
Urša Prek
Graphic Design
Studio of Things
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