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departure/MAK

d>nite

The d>nite will be the highlight of the half-day MAK Design Summit held in the context of the
exhibition  MADE4YOU. Design for Change, Vienna Design Week (28.9.–7.10.2012).
International corporations and design studios participating in the exhibition as well as guest speakers from science and research will talk about and debate the focal issues of mobility, public health, work and leisure, digital convergence, and design for survival. The evening event will take place under the banner of professional networking, featuring as a special attraction a public design performance developed especially for the occasion.

departure/MAK d>nite
Tue 2.10.2012, 8.00 p.m.
MADE 4 YOU – NON STOP!
vandasye (A) & guests
MAK Columned Main Hall





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