The Cité du design Saint-Etienne, in association with the Institut Français (French Institute, the cultural department of the French Embassy), launched three designers "up to the stars" with an exhibition at the Dubai Design Week 2020 on the theme of space exploration and design. The exhibition

Human Cities is back with a brand new project funded by the Creative Europe program of the European Commission: SMOTIES - Creative works with small and remote places. Milan, Saint-Etienne, London, Tallinn, Funchal, Graz, Ermoupoli, Ljubljana, Cieszyn and Reykjavik are ready to start working for the

The DBA’s Twenty/ Twenty mentoring programme has been running for 10 years now and in that time, we’ve supported over 400 participants through the programme from around 250 businesses. Agency leaders from a wide spectrum of design businesses, located both within and beyond the UK, are

The Lithuanian Design Prize GOOD DESIGN is a national competition dedicated to discovering and commemorating the best examples of the country’s design. The competition, which has been running for the ninth year in a row, aims to award the best design works of each year in

The Budapest Design Week ended on 11 October but (design) life goes on: a lot of content especially made for this year’s unconventional hybrid festival continues to be available online at www.designweek.hu. For example, you can watch, both in Hungarian and English, the videos of Hungarian

Due to the current situation, and the difficulties of physically visiting our exhibitions, we invite you to discover their contents through our exhibition catalogues. If you are interested in the themes of our three exhibitions, organized as part of Lille Metropole 2020 World Design Capital, please

From the 21-27 September, DESIGN WEEK LITHUANIA 2020 hosted 60 events, in six towns in Lithuania. With a slightly adjusted program, the event encouraged design lovers and those interested to get acquainted with new design works and installations in the city street showcases and to discover

BEDA’s Open Doors initiative - Continuing the dialogue with BEDA Members Europe is enduring the consequences of COVID-19 and both the design industry and the design communities in all countries face economic and social challenges related to it. Following the first Open Doors dialogue held on 31st

BEDA welcomes European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s announcement in last week’s State of the Union Address of a new European Bauhaus as part of the new environmental, economic and cultural project to kickstart a European renovation wave. BEDA recognises the Commission’s continued belief in

Dr Anna Whicher, Head of Design Policy at PDR will be representing Design4Innovation project during an interactive workshop Boosting innovation through Arts & ICT, organised by RegionArts project as part of the official programme of the 18th European Week of Regions and Cities. The workshop will