Design in English Course
Four Week Online Course, hosted on Google Meet.
Saturday, 4th March
Saturday, 11th March
Saturday, 18th March
Saturday, 25th March
Please Add to Cart, to book a ticket to access this course. You will receive an E-ticket with instructions on how to access the online event. Please ensure you enter your details in the pop-up Enrollment Form.
Course Times
Participants in Northern Hemisphere
9.30am-10.30am | CET (Paris)
Standard Ticket: €45.00 per child
Participants in Southern Hemisphere
6.30-7.30pm | AEST (Melbourne)
Standard Ticket: $70.00 (AUD) per child
Design in English
Take a look into the world of sustainable design by designers who were inspired to create product design, architecture design, or interior design to help our planet and environment evolve. In the online course, you will be introduced to a range of designers including Frank Lloyd Wright, Deborah Sussman, Bruce Mau, Curro Claret just to name a few! Each participant will also be offered the opportunity to create a design concept (prototype) by the end of the 4 week course. Participants if they wish, have the opportunity to have their work exhibited on our online Museum Gallery.
Format
Each session lasts for 1 hour and includes a short presentation and regular practical exercises. Time will be allowed for questions and discussion. The session is delivered in English.
Booking after the course has started
You are welcome to join the course at any point during its four-week run.
*Recommended: 6-16 years of age particularly those that are learning English as a Second Language (ESL).
Four Week Online Course, hosted on Google Meet.
Saturday, 4th March
Saturday, 11th March
Saturday, 18th March
Saturday, 25th March
Please Add to Cart, to book a ticket to access this course. You will receive an E-ticket with instructions on how to access the online event. Please ensure you enter your details in the pop-up Enrollment Form.
Course Times
Participants in Northern Hemisphere
9.30am-10.30am | CET (Paris)
Standard Ticket: €45.00 per child
Participants in Southern Hemisphere
6.30-7.30pm | AEST (Melbourne)
Standard Ticket: $70.00 (AUD) per child
Design in English
Take a look into the world of sustainable design by designers who were inspired to create product design, architecture design, or interior design to help our planet and environment evolve. In the online course, you will be introduced to a range of designers including Frank Lloyd Wright, Deborah Sussman, Bruce Mau, Curro Claret just to name a few! Each participant will also be offered the opportunity to create a design concept (prototype) by the end of the 4 week course. Participants if they wish, have the opportunity to have their work exhibited on our online Museum Gallery.
Format
Each session lasts for 1 hour and includes a short presentation and regular practical exercises. Time will be allowed for questions and discussion. The session is delivered in English.
Booking after the course has started
You are welcome to join the course at any point during its four-week run.
*Recommended: 6-16 years of age particularly those that are learning English as a Second Language (ESL).
Four Week Online Course, hosted on Google Meet.
Saturday, 4th March
Saturday, 11th March
Saturday, 18th March
Saturday, 25th March
Please Add to Cart, to book a ticket to access this course. You will receive an E-ticket with instructions on how to access the online event. Please ensure you enter your details in the pop-up Enrollment Form.
Course Times
Participants in Northern Hemisphere
9.30am-10.30am | CET (Paris)
Standard Ticket: €45.00 per child
Participants in Southern Hemisphere
6.30-7.30pm | AEST (Melbourne)
Standard Ticket: $70.00 (AUD) per child
Design in English
Take a look into the world of sustainable design by designers who were inspired to create product design, architecture design, or interior design to help our planet and environment evolve. In the online course, you will be introduced to a range of designers including Frank Lloyd Wright, Deborah Sussman, Bruce Mau, Curro Claret just to name a few! Each participant will also be offered the opportunity to create a design concept (prototype) by the end of the 4 week course. Participants if they wish, have the opportunity to have their work exhibited on our online Museum Gallery.
Format
Each session lasts for 1 hour and includes a short presentation and regular practical exercises. Time will be allowed for questions and discussion. The session is delivered in English.
Booking after the course has started
You are welcome to join the course at any point during its four-week run.
*Recommended: 6-16 years of age particularly those that are learning English as a Second Language (ESL).
About
Designers have often looked at ways, in which design can help the planet. Sustainability is particularly important at the moment as the Earth is affected by many environmental issues. From graphic designers, to architects, interior designers or product designers, many from across the globe have challenged and brought great change as to how we operate and function in the world. Our exploration of two designs per week will enable us to discuss and describe what we see – the use of design elements and principles, how designers have considered the use of materials, texture and style, how they have generated a range of concepts. Participants will be given the opportunity to share personal interpretation and inspiration that is gained from the conversations online.
This course enables participants to interact in dialogue and conversation during the session. We recommend that you have access to an online camera and some drawing materials such as pencils, ruler and drawing paper to help generate their design concepts.
Your Tutor
Bianca Lentini has been teaching art and design for over 10 years in schools and universities such as Monash University in Prato, Italy and for private groups at all levels. She has designed courses and materials online, and taught children from Australia, Italy and France. She has worked at The National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne as a Gallery Teacher, participated in an internship at the Peggy Guggenheim and also had her work exhibited at The University of Melbourne in Australia and published with Animal Dreaming in Queensland.
Week 1: Introduction to Designer Works, dialogue conversations and reflections.
Week 2: Ideation - Use of Design Elements and Principles.
Week 3: Concept Generation of Design - Materials and Techniques
Week 4: Completion of Design