Make It Make Sense

Overview

The nationwide initiative German Design Graduates makes outstanding final projects from German design education visible. It accompanies graduates into the profession and connects them with players from business and culture. German Design Graduates is part of the German Design Council Foundation.

For the exhibition in „Die Neue Sammlung – The Design Museum“, around 70 projects from 28 German universities were selected. On show is a curation of product and industrial design, communication and digital design, as well as textile and fashion design. In their diversity, the works reveal essential questions of the present – and depict methods with which a new generation of designers searches for answers. How can residual materials become new materials? How can digital technologies be used meaningfully? How can design convey knowledge, enable social participation, or devise new forms of living together? The curatorial narrative Make It Make Sense originates from internet culture. The expression is used when explanations no longer work, contradictions become visible, or a situation calls for a new interpretation.

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Details

ArtistsJulius Bahl, Arne Becker, Charlotte Beigel, Jette Bödige, Sophie Brady, Raphael Braham, Celine Brussel, Miriam Pujiula Buhl, Felix Burau, Antje Burckhardt, Sari Dahle, Nina Maria Drangmeister, Ludwig Eder, Joy-Fabienne Enzmann, Imani Fee Hallein, Mara Timea Kossira, John Feldmann, Caspar Fischer, Vera Freier, Nele Freisinger, Linus Fritz, Samuel Goudefroy, Erik Grunder, Marie Hansen, Lara Baron, Maximilian Herzen, Antonia Hinterdobler, Leon Hofmann, Kitti Horvat, Susie Itandehui Heuberger, Yeqi Jia, Zion Vic Junge, Jana Junker, Maja Kaiser, Lucia Antonia Kempe, Dabin Kim, Viccha Kreng, Michelle Likkej, Zieshan Haider Malik, Mika Meinck, Marilèna Michael, Therese Mieth, Tim Milwa, Alina Moldenhauer, Noah Müller, Leonard Neuberger, Laura Neuscheler, Johanna Oehmen, Karl Oetken, Mia Pahl, Maike Panz, Seo Young Park, Mechthild Pfütze, Max Popp, Marco Pröfrock, Korinna Rennefeld, Jens Riesenberg, Alexander Sauther, Emily Schoc, Philip Scholz, Nicole Schönherr, Julika Schwarz, Louisa Graupe, Miriam Seith, Vivien Serve, Konstantin Sorge, Jonathan Stein, Catherina Stuckmann, Nina Stürner, Michelle Tiepermann, Leonidas von Bothmer, Freia Antonia Weiß, Carla Wirths, Elena Wüllner

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