Corso di Wearable ed eTextile a Milano!
Dal 9 al 24 Ottobre insieme a Giorgia Petri, tengo la prima edizione del corso di 90 ore sul tema
fashion
A distributed academy on Fashion and Tech starting in September
Fabricademy is a transdisciplinary course that focuses on the development of new technologies applied in the textile industry, in its broad
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Textile Academy bootcamp in Barcelona
Fabricademy is a new textile academy functioning on the same principles and infrastructure of the global Fab Lab network, but focused
Activating Disruptive Fashion Modes and Practices
16th December 2016, 14.00-17.00hrs, BITZ, unibz fablab, via Rosmini 7/9, Bolzano I tool part to a seminar organized by ModeUncut focusing on disruptive modes of creating clothing that contest the wasteful, socially unjust practices of the mainstream fashion industry. Speakers included also Cecilia Palmer from Berlin and Anja-Lisa Hirscher from Ulm, Germany; Francesco Mazzarella from Loughborough, UK. A Seminar: Disrupting Fashion Modes: Future Goals, Strategies and Practice Programme 14.00 Introduction and opening talk. Alastair Fuad-Luke, Unibz, Bolzano. Download presentation as PDF: alastairfuad-luke_bitz_161216 14.15 “Making differently…together: New value creation with connected production”. Anja-Lisa Hirscher, Mode Uncut, Ulm. Download presentation as PDF: anjahirscher_bitz_161216 14.35 “Circularity in fashion”. Cecilia Palmer, Fashion & Code. Download presentation as PDF: ceciliapalmer_bitz_161216 14.55 Francesco Mazzarella, University of Loughborough. “How can the service designer activate meaningful routes towards sustainable futures?” 15.15 “Fashioning platforms: How digital fabrication is changing the idea of production”. Zoe Romano, co-founder WeMake Makerspace Milan. Download presentation as PDF: zoeromano_bitz_161216 15.35 Panel discussion 15.50 Refreshment break 16.00 Co-creation exercises with speakers and
Open Source Fashion: salvare il mondo dalla moda
(intervista di Giovanni Longo pubblicata su TechEconomy) I riflettori dell’edizione autunnale della Milano Fashion Week si sono spenti da pochi
