Design Nonfiction is a documentary and podcast series of over 50 interviews with world-renowned designers and artists working with science and technology. Told through personal conversations with today’s top design practitioners, Design Nonfiction examines how design has evolved over the past twenty years and how it will be forced to further adapt in the near future. Access our whole library of video interviews at Designnonfiction.org.
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Design Nonfiction is a documentary and podcast series of over 50 interviews with world-renowned designers and artists working with science and technology. Told through personal conversations with today’s top design practitioners, Design Nonfiction examines how design has evolved over the past twenty years and how it will be forced to further adapt in the near future. Access our whole library of video interviews at Designnonfiction.org.
In this episode, we talk to Rosanne Somerson, president of Rhode Island School of Design, and Co-editor of The Art of Critical Making. She tells us how RISD (Rhode Island School of Design) teaches idea creation, how trained designers can uniquely tackle complex challenges like climate change, and how technology gives us new lenses for understanding the world.
Design Nonfiction
Design Nonfiction is a documentary and podcast series of over 50 interviews with world-renowned designers and artists working with science and technology. Told through personal conversations with today’s top design practitioners, Design Nonfiction examines how design has evolved over the past twenty years and how it will be forced to further adapt in the near future. Access our whole library of video interviews at Designnonfiction.org.
