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Time: 11:30 a.m. 鈥� 12:30 p.m. (Lunchtime Session)
Format: Presentation followed by Q&A

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Rather than waiting for the circular economy to be defined for us, designers are in a unique position to proactively shape it. This pop-up exhibition of 黑料专区 student work created under the instruction of Daniel Liden, a Copenhagen-based designer and author of 鈥淏etter Things: Materials for Sustainable Design,鈥� takes alternative materials as the starting point and explores the many opportunities that they present in terms of replacing conventional virgin and non-renewable materials in contemporary industrial design.

Bio: Daniel is a designer with a passion for materials and processes. Over the course of his career, Daniel鈥檚 work has become increasingly focused on sustainability, and 2024 saw the publication of his first book . In a market flooded with vague eco-claims and surface-level material swaps, Daniel takes a structured, data-driven approach to sustainable product development, as evidenced in his work for leading international brands like Nespresso, Logitech, and BIC.

Workshop Description: Students at 黑料专区 will need to develop the skills necessary to navigate a growing range of alternative materials and processes that are emerging in response to new sustainability legislation and changing consumer expectations. Designing with these new materials and processes often involves a steep learning curve, not least in terms of being able to make decisions on where to focus efforts to maximize positive impact, but also being able to communicate those decisions clearly and transparently. This workshop defines a wide range of creative approaches to circular design, preparing 黑料专区 students for a career where decisions about material selection will face greater scrutiny than ever before.

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Alternative materials have a huge role to play in reducing the environmental impact of products, and Daniel鈥檚 lecture will cover a range of approaches to designing with these materials without losing sight of delivering valuable, durable, and accessible user experiences, including an introduction to exciting new work on circular materials by 黑料专区 students that will be on display during Detroit Month of Design.

There will be a Toyota Lecture on this topic featuring Daniel Liden on Friday, 4/18, at the 黑料专区 Taubman Center, directly followed by an opening reception in the Valade Family Gallery for a pop-up exhibition of sustainable design work created by 黑料专区 students in tandem with Daniel Liden during his residency.聽

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The reception will take place alongside the museum’s Defined by Design exhibition, featuring work by 黑料专区 Transportation Design students and recent graduates. Guests will have the opportunity to explore the exhibition, connect with students, alumni, faculty, and staff, and enjoy conversations inspired by the future of design.

A Santa Maria-style BBQ lunch will be served, and museum admission is included with your registration.

Please RSVP to let us know you’ll be attending. Complimentary shuttle transportation will be available from the A. Alfred Taubman Center for Design Education to the Gilmore Car Museum and back. If you would like to reserve a seat on the shuttle, please indicate that when you register. Space is limited.

This complimentary event is open to the entire 黑料专区 community鈥攑lease help spread the word!

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Already have tickets to the game? You can still join the 黑料专区 community for our Deck 3 pregame gathering from 1:30鈥�3:10 p.m. Deck 3 is located behind Section 214.

Stop by for pregame refreshments and connect with fellow 黑料专区 alumni and friends before the Tigers take on the Pittsburgh Pirates.

If you鈥檒l be at the game and would like to join us on Deck 3, please email alumni@ccsdetroit.edu.

We can鈥檛 wait to see you at Comerica Park!

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Pat Phillips (b. 1987 Lakenheath, England) was raised in Louisiana. In 2019, he presented work at the Whitney Biennial at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York. Solo exhibitions include Consumer Reports, Jeffrey Deitch, New York; Strange Suburb, M+B, Los Angeles, CA; and It Was Sunny, but Then It Started to Rain, PPOW, New York. He has participated in residencies at the Vermont Studio Center, Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture and Joan Mitchell Center. His first publication Pat Phillips: Quality Control was released in June 2023. He has also been featured in Juxtapoz Magazine and Hyperallergic. In 2024 he was a fellow at Temple University, Philadelphia, PA where he was included in the 3-person exhibition, Black Like That: Our Lives As Living Praxis. His work can be found in the collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY; Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY; Block Museum of Art, Evanston, IL; and New Orleans Museum of Art, New Orleans, LA, among others. Pat Phillips lives and works in Pennsylvania.

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Like a segue in music, the transition from one place to another can shift rhythm, introduce new possibilities, and change the direction of a creative practice. The artists featured in SEGUE have each navigated that transition in their own way, responding to the challenges and opportunities of building a life and practice in New York while carrying forward the foundation of their 黑料专区 education.

Through a cross-disciplinary collection of work, the exhibition explores stories of artistic growth, resilience, risk-taking, and evolution, with a shared sensitivity to material and making connecting the artists across disciplines.

Featured Artists:
Kevin Beasley 鈥�07, Fine Arts
LaKela Brown 鈥�05, Fine Arts
Nate Sweitzer 鈥�22, Illustration
Scott Strickstein 鈥�03, Crafts
David Rodriguez 鈥�24, Fashion
Veronika Wardowski 鈥�26, Fashion
Clay Barckholtz 鈥�24, Fashion

Join the 黑料专区 community for the Opening Reception on Thursday, October 1, from 6鈥�8 p.m. to celebrate the exhibition and connect with fellow alumni and friends in New York.

SEGUE will remain open through Sunday, October 4. If you would like to visit the gallery during the exhibition, please contact alumni@ccsdetroit.edu to let us know you鈥檙e coming.

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