CSM (Central Saint Martins College of Arts & Design) seeks to develop PhDs in the area of communication, spatial and/or interaction design leading to design led social innovation and/or behaviour [...]
Design for Social Innovation and Sustainability – Public And Collaborative Lecture SeriesLECTURE 2 on 9th MAY at 19.30: Design’s new publics; Design practices for social innovation and change Speaker: Lucy Kimbell Head of Social Design The Young Foundation More info at: [...]
Compost and Grow Food Loop: Enabling composting and food growing in urban environmentsClare Brass, team Leader Sustain RCA and Founder and Director of SEED Foundation talks about Food Loop, a design-led co-creation project that offers local authorities a model for localised composting [...]
Design Against ATM Crime CatalogueDACRC initiated the ‘Design Against ATM Crime’ project and set a brief supported by NCR to challenge design students at three significant design schools
There’s a Riot Going OnGang Crime, X Factor Generation and the Dark Side of Shopping
6.30pm, Thursday 1st December at E002/E003 CSM, Kings Cross.
Free admission. RSVP d.d.davies@csm.arts.ac.uk
Following the Design Against ATM Crime exhibition unveiling on 16th June at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, a smaller exhibition, sponsored by NCR and supported by the Metropolitan Police, will now take place [...]
Dialogues with Graffiti, ESRC networkDAC are holding their 3rd workshop in the Graffiti Dialogues series at Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery in the coming week. These targeted workshops (by invitation), between December 2010 [...]
Design Against ATM Crime exhibitionThe Design Against ATM Crime exhibition at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design (CSM) in London (17–21st June) showcases the work of design students as well as artists and design research staff [...]
ATM Art in HammersmithThe Metropolitan Police, Hammersmith approached the Design Against Crime Research Centre (DACRC) to help tackle the problem of ATM crime. Art installations, funded by the Hammersmith business improvement district were [...]














