Lectures/workshops

Foodcurators works on commission for food-related companies and institutions. We are as tutors connected to the Design Academy in Eindhoven, where we teach in the Living Matter department. We regularly give lectures or keynote talks about food and design. Even though almost everyone knows what design-thinking is, not everyone has considered food as a field that would benefit from it. We gladly take the audience on a quick journey through the many possibilities of design for food-related products, services and systems. We also create workshops for food professionals to get creativity flowing, and come up with new ideas and commitment to change. We will gladly prepare a keynote for your event!
Lectures/workshops

Designing a creative workshop for Protein Delta

How do you generate ideas and commitment to realise a large and complext ambition? Professionals in the sustainable protein sector of Zeeland (companies, institutions, research »

Lectures/workshops

Food 100 2020

We are proud to announce that Digna has been listed in Food100 2020. She is listed in the category of established leaders, among colleagues such as »

Lectures/workshops

Making School: the future of professional education

The exhibition Making School researches the future of professional education for youngsters. During the 2016 Dutch Design Week, thirteen design teams presented their research at »

Lectures/workshops

Future Series #6 Food&Design

On June 17th 2016 the sixth edition of the design talkshow ‘Future Series’ took place, with the theme Food & Design. Main guest Marije Vogelzang »

Lectures/workshops

Made in Knoal – guiding young designers

What can you design with potatoes, hemp and saffron? Six starting designers face this challenge in Made of Knoal, a project of Centrum Beeldende Kunst »

Lectures/workshops

Foodcurators in movie about Keep An Eye Grant

Foodcurators began with Lucas Mullié’s bachelor thesis project. Lucas graduated from the Design Academy Eindhoven in 2010 with the project: ‘The Industrialised tradition’. He won the »