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Na een succesvolle en goed bezochte aftrap van BNO tallks in september 2009 vindt op donderdag 18 februari 2010 in Pakhuis de Zwijger BNO tallks 02 plaats. Het thema van deze editie is Design rocks! Over de rol van design in muziek en muziek 
De Glazen Bol is een traditie in wording bij Fontanel:
Vorig jaar vroegen we de zes grote ontwerpbureau’s wat zij van 2009 verwachtten. Dit jaar trekken we het breder en hebben we vier gasten bij elkaar gehaald die on top of
I’m happy and excited to announce that I will enforce the PICNIC team as the creative director for PICNIC 2010 and have challenge of developing the creative concept for and a great experience at this fantastic festival, which celebrates its five year
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Kind reminder: in May another edition of LIFT takes place in Geneva. LIFT is really great: great talks at a great location with a great atmosphere, with a great cheese fondue in the beautiful city Geneva organized by a passionate group of people. So,
There are no strangers here, only friends that haven’t yet met.
William Butler Yeats
We started with another quite ambitious plan: driving with two coaches to Paris, visited beautiful places along the way and in Paris. eat nice food, watching fresh movies, listening to great stories, sleep at
Alvin Toffler
Nice video for stupid people, makes me proud to be stupid.
Bruce Sterling
Ron Oudega
by Warren Berger
Popcorn for the design-brain: What can be learned from great designers? How can design improve our lives? Answers abound in Glimmer. In the cutting-edge studios of Canadian design phenomenon Bruce Mau and other visionary designers, everything is ripe for reinvention — including how businesses function, children learn and communities thrive. Warren Berger, with the full cooperation of Mau, tallies and explores the deceptively simple principles that steer design’s vanguard — “ask stupid questions,” “begin anywhere” and “make hope visible” — and illustrates how these and other such principles can provide the means for finding hope in these anxious times.