HUNGARIAN DESIGN AWARD 2017
Following a tradition, an award ceremony will be held also this year to present the best of last year in the Hungarian design scene. The grant that has represented the most prestigious recognition in the profession for almost 40 years, along with the annual award announced by the Minister of National Economy, primarily aims to call market actors’ attention to the competitive potential offered by the creative industry, and to present the outstanding achievements of national innovation to a broader audience. As the notion of design keeps changing and is gathers complexity, the event offers a comprehensive overview of the trends representing the present and projecting the future of the design scene. Similarly to the previous years, the panel awarded products that represent a high added design value, are innovative, competitive, and meet international expectations, in addition to becoming an indispensable part of our everyday environment.
DESIGN MANAGEMENT AWARD 2017
The strategic application of design today is proved to increase competitiveness and is regarded by market actors as a profitable investment. The Hungarian Design Council founded the Design Management Award as a means to recognise the organisations that set an example by using the inventory of design and design-minded thinking, which has become an integral part of their operations also at the level of decision-making processes. This recognition may motivate organisations and institutions by showcasing good practices, while offering an exciting glimpse into the secrets of corporate success to those interested. In addition to the four awarded companies, four other organisations that have received certificates of recognition are also presented at the exhibition.
Admission to the award ceremony: on presentation of an invitation.
Organised by the Hungarian Design Award
After appearing in Tate Modern in London, young French-Hungarian visual artist Dániel Labrosse returns to Budapest to present his new material using AR (augmented reality). He uses multiple techniques in his thematically connected colourful illustrations: painting, computer graphics and traditional animation are combined with augmented reality, in which he partners with Etentuk Udeme.
This year, the theme of Nedill food design’s event is life hidden in seeds, which finds its way yet in most difficult places. Designer Zsuzsi Matók combines the experiences of movie set making and food styling with design thinking, where aesthetical experiments meet unusual, edible ingredients.
The Cellux Group has pursued design, and has organised workshops ondesign methodology and creative sessions since 2006. During Budapest Design Week, little ones and adults visiting the studio may peek into the everyday work of the group, while the audience is welcome to participate in thematic programmes on two Sundays.
This year, too, KUBIK community office is offering special events for the visitors. There will be an exposition of pieces by contemporary designers, organised by mutargy.com, a movie night, and interesting workshops.
In the 18 seats capacity experimental kitchen of the studio A.MeCod, Attila Pillók chef is going to prepare dishes inspired by the ceramics of Error N' More. Visitors can have an insight of the progressive serving process and the techno kitchen’s operation, while enjoying tasters from the food being prepared.
Play with your food! – we overwrite rules. Gamble & wish for luck. Stakes are high, but the prize is guaranteed: an experience where the act of eating is combined with playing, design & conceptual arts. A happening which feeds you well – visually also. Place your bets!
How would the identity design of WAMP, the runway makeup of Mary Katrantzou, the visual campaign of a Parisian concept store, or Bálna as a cultural center would look like, if they were designed by fresh graduates from KREA? Four designers will present their thesis, while Ádám Németh, software engineer will show you how UX and architecture are related to each other.
Registration (max. guests): kommunikacio@kreaiskola.hu
Noha Studio is organising a workshop, exhibition, fair and roundtable discussion based on the topics of gastronomy and design. During this weekend, visitors can get an insight of the expectations in contemporary gastronomy, different techniques, materials, recent glazes and the educational program of the studio. Details on the website!
The program offered by METU aims to call attention to the everyday humanity and the creative spirit of mindful presence which underpins hygge, the Danish art of living well. Student works, lecture and open discussion, board games and music, nice food and drinks are waiting for those who join them. Opening speech will be held by András Nagy, associate professor, writer, esthete.
Do you remember the feeling of sitting around the dining table? How did you feel sharing the best bites? True Sunday lunches brought to mind by a number of stories and memories evoked and reinterpreted by designer Angéla Góg. Flavours, forms and memories – from Sunday to Sunday.
The pop-up exhibition and wine tasting demonstrates the everyday casual wine consumption (myths, methods, tools, accessories) parallel to special occasions’ beverage enjoyment. Taste, look around, explore the interactive bar station and enjoy the playful gastro experience!
By attending any event of Budapest Design Week you express acknowledge that the Organizers may record or photograph you during the events and use these photographs and recordings without any restriction.