THE GLITCH CAMP: Milan Design Week made more accessible to young people
Date
15 April 2024 - 21 April 2024
Time
00:00 AM - 23:45 PM
Fruition
In-person event
A free urban campsite at "Enrico Cappelli Savorelli” Sports Centre will host Design students under 30
With a call addressed to the community of Design schools around the world, IED presents The Glitch Camp, an urban campsite that will be set up in the spaces of Milanosport - Enrico Cappelli Savorelli Sports Centre to welcome students coming to Milan for Design Week, scheduled from 15 to 21 April, free of charge.
Thanks to the partnership with the City of Milan and Milanosport S.p.A., IED is helping to ensure that as many international young people as possible can visit the city this week, during which the Salone del Mobile takes place. The intention is to democratise the creative and relational heritage that comes to life in Milan every year over the course of these days, which constitute the most stimulating and multifaceted period dedicated to Design on an international level. Not to mention, contribute to the wide-scale awareness of this heritage.
Why The Glitch Camp
The glitch is the disruption, the error, the bug from which an unexpected benefit can emerge, the anomaly that generates an opportunity. The Glitch Camp is the opportunity that emerges from the complexities of receptivity, identifies an advantage in disadvantage, and the opportunities for socialisation and growth that result.
The Glitch Camp is in line with IED S.p.A.'s transformation into a Benefit Company, which establishes its DNA in generating shared value for the community and the environment, with a pledge to operate responsibly, sustainably and transparently towards people, communities and territories. In parallel, IED's educational approach increasingly places the concept of the common good and design as a tool to achieve this at the heart of its mission. DesignxCommons focuses specifically on the role of design as a transformative platform through which to look after the world, formulate questions and identify answers to emerging needs, applying design to the regeneration, integration and sharing of the common good.
Agenda activities
During that week, IED will organize different activities for the campers.
For any enquiries or visit, please write an e-mail to register at iedcamp@ied.it
· PILATES E STRETCHING
The days will start with collective pilates and stretching courses. The first class will start at 8 am while the second session will begin at 9 am and it will last for one hour.
Tuesday 16th and Saturday 20th there will be morning pilates sessions while Thursday 18th will be the stretching course.
· GLITCH BREAKFAST
Tuesday 16th and Thursday 18th - from 10.30 am to 11.30 am – there will be held the Glitch Breakfasts, two informal meetings curated by architect Davide Fabio Colaci to bring together the protagonists of the project world.
Through the narration of their work, their research, and their experience in foundations, non-profit organizations and institutions, the Glitch Breakfasts bring together a community that plans for the commons, i.e. that desires a more equitable, sustainable, inclusive future, in which imagination and creativity are of fundamental importance, and in which shared resources are cultivated, protected and accessible to all.
Glitch Breakfast 01 - Tuesday 16th_10:30/11:30 am
in dialogue:
Diego Sileo - Curator PAC Milano
Elena Quarestani - Assab One founder
Nina Bassoli – Architecture, urban and city regeneration curator for Triennale di Milano
Chiara Valerio - Author
Marina Spadafora - Fair Fashion Ambassador
Giulia Ronchi - Editor in Chief Exibart
Glitch Breakfast 02- Giovedì 18_10:30/11:30 am
in dialogue:
Davide Trabucco - Designer, Curator and Activist
Nicola Campri - Fosbury Architecture founder, Padiglione Italia’s curator
Andrea Mercante an Adelaide Testa - Architects, Studio Marcante Testa
Marco Provinciali - Architect, Studio Supervoid
Olimpia Zagnoli – Illustrator
· CINEMA
Finally, the day ends with a night cinema and the screening of two historical films related to the city of Milan and its transformations for camp residents: “Milano Calibro 9” (1972) by Fernando Di Leo and “Fame Chimica” (2003) by Antonio Bocola and Paolo Vari.
The Glitch Camp is powered by Ferrino and IKEA Italia
Media partner: Fuorisalone.it and Ti Odio Milano Ti Amo
Production partner: Piano B
Thanks to: Alce Nero e WAMI
Discover all activities with IED presence during the Milan Design Week here.
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