The Hague - Design and Government

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Screenshots from election movies by Trots op Nederland, view them here.

Symposium: Mehrwert, designing society

Opening Norm=Form in Germany

Embassies in Europe, continued

Preparing 2012: Stockholm

On the road to Essen

Posters online

New classics, old moderns

The voter seduced? during the museum night The Hague 2010

Website selected by Architecturefeed

The visual language of the German government

Design Den Haag at Items Live

Design Den Haag adds lustre to Europe Lecture

Debate 'No votes, no party' postponed

Leben in der Stadt von morgen

Wijdeveld is moving

Lustron cheers, Lustron cries

The visionary punks of the Bauhaus

Creative Commons Camp

What would it look like, a European embassy?

Police officers in City Hall The Hague

Debate 'No votes, no party' postponed

21.06.2010

The debate 'No votes, no party', scheduled for Friday June 25 at the Museum for Communication, is postponed until after the summer. Many of the party staff members have taken their deserved vacation. The new date and speakers will be published at our website soon.

The previous election campaigns will be discussed and judged on their visual and communicative qualities. How was the message presented? Who determined the color of the tie, shirt or hair? How does form relate to content? How far does the influence of the designer reach? Just like in court the designer gets to explain the possibilities and ideas behind the visual campaign. After which the campaign will be put up for discussion by a 'prosecutor'. The commissioner will get a chance to defend the campaign. A civilian jury and the audience will give their opinion: was the campaign seductive and effective or not?