departure/MAK d>lab
The two-day design labs (application required) are informed by the focal themes of the “design>new strategies” cooperation.
The two MAK exhibitions MADE4YOU. Design for Change (6.6.–7.10.2012) and Werkstadt Vienna. Design Engaging the City (12.12.2012–17.3.2013) will provide the spatial and thematic environment for the interdisciplinary d>labs. The goal of the workshops will be the development of a “toolbox” of methods and practical approaches to help the design process.
The workshops are intended for interested interdisciplinary workers from the design and creative areas, particularly third and fourth year students and young professionals.
The number of participants is limited to 20. Please mail your application including
a motivational statement (500 v max.) to no later than 11 June
2012 (d>lab.01), 27 August 2012 (d>lab.02), or 26 November 2012 (d>lab.03). Attendance is
free. Cost of materials, unless provided by the MAK, is to be covered by participants.
Workshops are held at the MAK during regular opening hours.
d>lab.01 workshop guide
Institute of Design Research Vienna.
Established 2008 as an extra-university institution, the IDRV develops interdisciplinary strategies of knowledge production and communication, focusing on research in the areas
of sustainable design and design history. The workshop will be directed by Harald Gründl, the head of the institute, who is also a partner of the internationally successful EOOS design studio.
idrv.org
A Cooperation of MAK & departure
The two-day design labs (application required) are informed by the focal themes of the “design>new strategies” cooperation.
The two MAK exhibitions MADE4YOU. Design for Change (6.6.–7.10.2012) and Werkstadt Vienna. Design Engaging the City (12.12.2012–17.3.2013) will provide the spatial and thematic environment for the interdisciplinary d>labs. The goal of the workshops will be the development of a “toolbox” of methods and practical approaches to help the design process.
The workshops are intended for interested interdisciplinary workers from the design and creative areas, particularly third and fourth year students and young professionals.
The number of participants is limited to 20. Please mail your application including
a motivational statement (500 v max.) to no later than 11 June
2012 (d>lab.01), 27 August 2012 (d>lab.02), or 26 November 2012 (d>lab.03). Attendance is
free. Cost of materials, unless provided by the MAK, is to be covered by participants.
Workshops are held at the MAK during regular opening hours.
d>lab.01 workshop guide
Institute of Design Research Vienna.
Established 2008 as an extra-university institution, the IDRV develops interdisciplinary strategies of knowledge production and communication, focusing on research in the areas
of sustainable design and design history. The workshop will be directed by Harald Gründl, the head of the institute, who is also a partner of the internationally successful EOOS design studio.
idrv.org
A Cooperation of MAK & departure
Opening Hours
Tue 10 a.m.–10 p.m.Wed–Sun 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Mon closed
Free Admission on
Tuesdays 6–10 p.m.
Admission
€ 7,90 / reduced € 5,50Free admission for children and teens up to 19
Free Admission on
Tuesdays 6–10 p.m.
Family ticket € 11 (2 adults and at least one child under 14)
Guided Tours
MAK TOURS – every Saturday at 11 a.m. a tour through the MAK in German; every Sunday at noon in English.Attendance fee € 2 per person, except children under 6
Special and Group Tours
by advance bookingGabriele Fabiankowitsch, Head of Educational Program and Guided Tours
T +43 1 711 36-298
(Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–4 p.m.),
Barrier Free Access
Lift at the entrance at Weiskirchnerstraße 3, accessible toilets for disabled visitors.
