Beyond This Point

EP XII — Robert Vazquez-Pacheco, a member of Gran Fury, the activist arts collective that created protest graphics in the 80's and 90's to raise awareness for the AIDS epidemic, discusses the importance of clarity in Gran Fury's messaging, their use of controversial guerrilla tactics that forced people to engage in their work, how they played the art world to fund their public works, and turning anger, fear, and grief into action.

Brought to you by Civilization

Hosted by Gabriel Stromberg

Edited by Corey Gutch

Mixed and Produced by Erik Blood

Intro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction

EP XII — Robert Vazquez-Pacheco, a member of Gran Fury, the activist arts collective that created protest graphics in the 80's and 90's to raise awareness for the AIDS epidemic, discusses the importance of clarity in Gran Fury's messaging, their use of controversial guerrilla tactics that forced people to engage in their work, how they played the art world to fund their public works, and turning anger, fear, and grief into action.

Brought to you by Civilization

Hosted by Gabriel Stromberg

Edited by Corey Gutch

Mixed and Produced by Erik Blood

Intro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction

EP XI — Max Dautresme, founder of Substance, a multi-disciplinary design studio in Hong Kong, Paris and Stockholm, discusses how Substance stays true to the craft of design while working with major clients and how they find inspiration in the downtime.

Brought to you by Civilization

Hosted by Gabriel Stromberg

Edited by Corey Gutch

Mixed and Produced by Erik Blood

Intro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction

EP XI — Max Dautresme, founder of Substance, a multi-disciplinary design studio in Hong Kong, Paris and Stockholm, discusses how Substance stays true to the craft of design while working with major clients and how they find inspiration in the downtime.

Brought to you by Civilization

Hosted by Gabriel Stromberg

Edited by Corey Gutch

Mixed and Produced by Erik Blood

Intro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction

EP X — Kristian Koreman, founding principal of ZUS, an award-winning Dutch firm working in the fields of architecture, urbanism and landscape design, discusses the designer’s responsibility in shaping urban politics and how economic constraints can be turned into possibilities.

Recorded from Business of Design Week in Hong Kong

Brought to you by Civilization

Hosted by Gabriel Stromberg

Edited by Corey Gutch

Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge Studio

Mixed and Produced by Erik Blood

Intro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction

EP X — Kristian Koreman, founding principal of ZUS, an award-winning Dutch firm working in the fields of architecture, urbanism and landscape design, discusses the designer’s responsibility in shaping urban politics and how economic constraints can be turned into possibilities.

Recorded from Business of Design Week in Hong Kong

Brought to you by Civilization

Hosted by Gabriel Stromberg

Edited by Corey Gutch

Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge Studio

Mixed and Produced by Erik Blood

Intro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction

EP IX — Katarina Ivarsson, DFA award-winning industrial designer and co-founder of Boris Design Studios, shares her strategies as an agent for sustainable change and her process for designing for place and environment.

Recorded from Business of Design Week in Hong Kong

Brought to you by Civilization

Hosted by Gabriel Stromberg

Edited by Corey Gutch

Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge Studio

Mixed and Produced by Erik Blood

Intro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction

EP IX — Katarina Ivarsson, DFA award-winning industrial designer and co-founder of Boris Design Studios, shares her strategies as an agent for sustainable change and her process for designing for place and environment.

Recorded from Business of Design Week in Hong Kong

Brought to you by Civilization

Hosted by Gabriel Stromberg

Edited by Corey Gutch

Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge Studio

Mixed and Produced by Erik Blood

Intro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction

EP VIII — Paula Scher and April Greiman, two graphic design legends, sit down to discuss the blurring lines between art and design, the many forms inspiration can take, and what the ultimate purpose of design is.

Brought to you by Civilization

Hosted by Gabriel Stromberg

Edited by Corey Gutch

Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge Studio

Mixed and Produced by Erik Blood

Intro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction

Recorded on 12/11/15 at Cornish College of the Arts

EP VIII — Paula Scher and April Greiman, two graphic design legends, sit down to discuss the blurring lines between art and design, the many forms inspiration can take, and what the ultimate purpose of design is.

Brought to you by Civilization

Hosted by Gabriel Stromberg

Edited by Corey Gutch

Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge Studio

Mixed and Produced by Erik Blood

Intro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction

Recorded on 12/11/15 at Cornish College of the Arts