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Beyond This Point
By CivilizationArts
Beyond This Point episodes
- Analog Clouds — Maria Sebregondi of MoleskineEP VII — Maria Sebregondi, co-founder of Moleskine, inverts the Less is More philosophy, shares what she means when she talks about the analog cloud, and gives some sage advice to the contemporary nomad.Recorded from Business of Design Week in Hong KongBrought to you by CivilizationHosted by Gabriel StrombergEdited by Corey GutchEngineered by Dave West for London Bridge StudioMixed and Produced by Erik BloodIntro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction29 min
- Analog Clouds — Maria Sebregondi of MoleskineEP VII — Maria Sebregondi, co-founder of Moleskine, inverts the Less is More philosophy, shares what she means when she talks about the analog cloud, and gives some sage advice to the contemporary nomad.Recorded from Business of Design Week in Hong KongBrought to you by CivilizationHosted by Gabriel StrombergEdited by Corey GutchEngineered by Dave West for London Bridge StudioMixed and Produced by Erik BloodIntro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction29 min
- Building A Better World — Paloma Strelitz & Lewis Jones of AssembleEP VI — Paloma Strelitz & Lewis Jones, two founders of Assemble, the London-based collective working across the fields of art, architecture and design and recent winners of the Turner Prize, share their inspiring take on the role of architecture and design in our communities as well as how they apply their slogan "Make, Don't Make Do" to all of their projects.Recorded from Business of Design Week in Hong KongHosted by Gabriel StrombergEdited and Engineered by CivilizationMixed and Produced by Erik BloodIntro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction33 min
- Building A Better World — Paloma Strelitz & Lewis Jones of AssembleEP VI — Paloma Strelitz & Lewis Jones, two founders of Assemble, the London-based collective working across the fields of art, architecture and design and recent winners of the Turner Prize, share their inspiring take on the role of architecture and design in our communities as well as how they apply their slogan "Make, Don't Make Do" to all of their projects.Recorded from Business of Design Week in Hong KongHosted by Gabriel StrombergEdited and Engineered by CivilizationMixed and Produced by Erik BloodIntro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfaction33 min
- Art vs. Commerce — Maria Bianco & Kate WallichEP IV — Artist agent and business owner of Bianco Arts, Maria Bianco, talks with choreographer and director, Kate Wallich, about finding the balance between business and creativity, accessibility and vision, and art and commerce.Support for this episode was provided by Design Within Reach.Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge StudioEdited by CivilizationHosted by Gabriel StrombergMixed and Produced by Erik BloodIntro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfactionRecorded live from Design Within Reach31 min
- Art vs. Commerce — Maria Bianco & Kate WallichEP IV — Artist agent and business owner of Bianco Arts, Maria Bianco, talks with choreographer and director, Kate Wallich, about finding the balance between business and creativity, accessibility and vision, and art and commerce.Support for this episode was provided by Design Within Reach.Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge StudioEdited by CivilizationHosted by Gabriel StrombergMixed and Produced by Erik BloodIntro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfactionRecorded live from Design Within Reach31 min
- The Designed Life — Ayse Birsel & Cameron CampbellEP V — Product designer and author Ayse Birsel talks with design strategist and trend forecaster Cameron Campbell about what goes into a designed life and how we can apply design thinking to our everyday lives.Support for this episode was provided by Design Within Reach.Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge StudioEdited by CivilizationHosted by Gabriel StrombergMixed and Produced by Erik BloodIntro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfactionRecorded live from Design Within Reach37 min
- Print Matters — Adrian Shaughnessy & Peter MillerEP II — Publisher and author Adrian Shaughnessy talks with bookseller and author Peter Miller about the new era of print.Support for this episode was provided by Peter Miller Books.Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge StudioEdited by CivilizationHosted by Gabriel StrombergMixed and Produced by Erik BloodIntro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfactionRecorded live from Peter Miller Books40 min
- Wayfinding — Lance Wyman & Sean WolcottEP III — Graphic design legend Lance Wyman talks with user interface designer and creative director Sean Wolcott about wayfinding graphics.Support for this episode was provided by Peter Miller Books.Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge StudioEdited by CivilizationHosted by Gabriel StrombergMixed and Produced by Erik BloodIntro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfactionRecorded live from Peter Miller Books46 min
- Print Matters — Adrian Shaughnessy & Peter MillerEP II — Publisher and author Adrian Shaughnessy talks with bookseller and author Peter Miller about the new era of print.Support for this episode was provided by Peter Miller Books.Engineered by Dave West for London Bridge StudioEdited by CivilizationHosted by Gabriel StrombergMixed and Produced by Erik BloodIntro music: “Reagan” by THEESatisfactionRecorded live from Peter Miller Books40 min
About Beyond This Point
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Beyond This Point is a series of conversations engaging the creative thinkers who inspire us.
Each episode, Gabriel Stromberg, Creative Director of Civilization, sits down with artists, business owners, designers, and leaders of all types to put a spotlight on different ways of seeing, thinking, and making.
Beyond This Point is produced by Civilization, a design firm that develops brands and experiences that are ethical and impactful.