Lecture: “The Influencers,” April 15
March 24, 2009
Join us for the next in our lecture series featuring four speakers giving four talks in forty minutes. This month’s topic:
“The Influencers”
We all draw influence from somewhere. Whether it be from history, academia, industry, or whether we look to future trends. The work we do has been impressed, whether explicitly or implicitly, by the leadership or direction of others. Who were some of those influencers, and how are they present in our work? Hear from four lecturers how masters in their domains have dominated markets, inspired their own work, or changed the course, so that we might make some predictions about the next generation of influence leaders.
Speakers
- Allegra Burnette, Creative Director, Digital Media, MoMA The Museum of Modern Art
- Steven Heller, Author, Co-chair, MFA Designer as Author program, SVA; Co-founder MFA Design Criticism and MFA Interaction Design programs, SVA
- Jason Santa Maria, Web Designer and Consultant, Forthcoming Faculty, MFA Interaction Design
- Molly Wright Steenson, PhD Student, Princeton University School of Architecture
Details
Wednesday, April 15
6:30PM – 8:30PM PM
White Rabbit
145 E Houston Street b/t 1st and 2nd Avenues (View Map)
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Event Partner
Select attendees will receive gifts from our event partner, Coroflot, “The Creative World At Work.”
About the Lecture Series
The Dot Dot Dot Lecture Series is meant for broad explorations of interaction design, business, and aesthetic inspiration. Practitioners and thought leaders give short talks in an informal setting. Wisdom will be revealed and methods will be shared in a environment intended to satisfy both social and scholarly pursuits.
About MFA in Interaction Design
The MFA in Interaction Design program trains students to research, analyze, prototype, and design concepts in their business, social, and cultural contexts. Today, business success depends on the presence of a well-designed, engaging experience, and the new MFA in Interaction Design program explores the strategic role of interaction design in shaping everyday life.
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