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Graduation Show 2022, MAD Brussels
Designer | 25.11.2022

MAD Brussels - Graduation Show 2022

Pressures of time meant we sadly couldn't make any of the Belgian design school graduate shows this past summer; however, the platform MAD Brussels did manage to have a look. Or did at least look at those design schools to be found in Brussels, and selected from the innumerable graduation projects on show their top ten. An honoured decemvirate subsequently presented in the showcase Graduation Show 2022 at the MAD HQ. A subjective selection, sure, but then aren't all selections? Including our

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Buy Now, Pay Later. Everything should be Ecodesign at MAD Brussels

Design September Brussels 2018 Compact: Buy Now, Pay Later at MAD Brussels

Everything should be Ecodesign, opines the tag line to MAD Brussels' exhibition Buy Now, Pay Later. And while we are, arguably, (at least a little) further advanced in terms of ecological, sustainable, design thinking than we were a generation ago, we still have a long way to go. Buy Now, Pay Later highlights some of the areas where we could do better....... Buy Now, Pay Later. Everything should be Ecodesign at MAD Brussels In 1972 the Club or Rome report "Limits of Growth", warned that

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Belgitude @ MAD Brussels
Designer | 07.09.2017

MAD Brussels presents Belgium is Design: Belgitude & The New Belgians

Whereas other cities get by with a design week, Brussels has a whole month: which shouldn't be taken as an indication Brussels is four times more design than say Milan, Eindhoven or Vienna. It isn't. It just takes its time. Doesn't rush. It is Belgium after all ...... For Brussels Design September 2017 MAD Brussels is hosting Belgitude & The New Belgians, two exhibitions of contemporary product design curated by the federal platform Belgium is Design. Belgitude @ MAD Brussels MAD Brussels

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Occupation:Designer, MAD Brussels

MAD Brussels present Occupation:Designer

One of our standard claims is that whereas Dutch designers, generally, work conceptually, Belgian designers, generally, realise much more practical projects. With the exhibition Occupation:Designer MAD Brussels present a small snippet of contemporary Brussels creativity, yet a presentation broad enough to convincingly contradict our position. And serve as a warning of the inherent dangers of sweeping generalisations. Occupation:Designer, MAD Brussels Mode and Design, MAD, Brussels

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