Pluriversal Design: A Virtual Decolonising Exhibition
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Pluriversal Design : A Virtual Decolonising Exhibition. / Kambunga, Asnath Paula; Smith, Rachel Charlotte; Winschiers-Theophilus, Heike; Pinto, Nathaly ; Barriga Abril, Xavier; Boffi, Laura ; Dzisi, Emmanuel; Zaman, Tariq ; Hernandez Ibinarriga, Desiree ; Chahine, Anne; Jensen, Laura Lennert; Vold, Vivi.
Supplementary Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Communities and Technologies. EUSSET, 2021.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Article in proceedings › Research › peer-review
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TY - GEN
T1 - Pluriversal Design
T2 - The 10th International Conference on Communities & Technologies
AU - Kambunga, Asnath Paula
AU - Smith, Rachel Charlotte
AU - Winschiers-Theophilus, Heike
AU - Pinto, Nathaly
AU - Barriga Abril, Xavier
AU - Boffi, Laura
AU - Dzisi, Emmanuel
AU - Zaman, Tariq
AU - Hernandez Ibinarriga, Desiree
AU - Chahine, Anne
AU - Jensen, Laura Lennert
AU - Vold, Vivi
PY - 2021
Y1 - 2021
N2 - This demo brings together multiple perspectives to decolonising design into the Pluriversal Design Exhibition. The exhibition explores how we might design and engage audiences in virtual environments as alternative spaces to decolonise design practice and shared knowledge production. The collaborative exhibition brings together design research projects from Australia, Denmark, Ecuador, Finland, Ghana, Greenland, Italy, Malaysia and Namibia. For each exhibition space, we ask: How can we create virtual spaces for pluriversal dialogue and engagement? What can a virtual exhibition on decoloniality teach us about designing for the pluriverse? We package our perspectives and artefacts through Mozilla Hubs as a platform to harness our practices. We aim to shift perspectives and push the discussion on decoloniality to the fore within the C&T community, especially concerning different topics of interest at the CT conference, such as; community engagement, knowledge, urban technologies, and designing in pandemic times.
AB - This demo brings together multiple perspectives to decolonising design into the Pluriversal Design Exhibition. The exhibition explores how we might design and engage audiences in virtual environments as alternative spaces to decolonise design practice and shared knowledge production. The collaborative exhibition brings together design research projects from Australia, Denmark, Ecuador, Finland, Ghana, Greenland, Italy, Malaysia and Namibia. For each exhibition space, we ask: How can we create virtual spaces for pluriversal dialogue and engagement? What can a virtual exhibition on decoloniality teach us about designing for the pluriverse? We package our perspectives and artefacts through Mozilla Hubs as a platform to harness our practices. We aim to shift perspectives and push the discussion on decoloniality to the fore within the C&T community, especially concerning different topics of interest at the CT conference, such as; community engagement, knowledge, urban technologies, and designing in pandemic times.
U2 - 10.18420/ct2021-063
DO - 10.18420/ct2021-063
M3 - Article in proceedings
BT - Supplementary Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Communities and Technologies
PB - EUSSET
Y2 - 20 June 2021 through 25 June 2021
ER -
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