Design is about orchestrating mobilities, and ‘mobilising’ is a core skill for designers. The most interesting design approaches and theories today draw on science and technology studies, phenomenology, feminist theory and process philosophy and, more recently, mobilities research to explore ways of \u2018staging\u2019 mobilities (Jensen 2014), to acknowledge the \u2018worlding\u2019 of design through approaches of \u2018design in use\u2019, \u2018design after design or \u2018thing design\u2019 (Binder et al. 2011), and to develop inventive, collaborative and mobile methods that seek to insert design creatively, accountably and radically carefully into indigenous inventiveness (Suchman 2002, Latour 2008, Simonsen et al. 2010, Sangiorgi 2011, Lury and Wakeford 2012, Owen and Sawchuk 2012). In this workshop we bring a selection of practitioners and scholars from mobilities research and design together to explore the analytical and creative leverage enabled by mobilising design in view of some of the most pressing challenges and opportunities in contemporary urban life.<\/p>\n
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\nThomas Binder, Danish Design School, Copenhagen, Denmark
\nPaul Coulton, Lancaster Institute for Contemporary Arts, Lancaster University
\nAnne Galloway, School of Design, Victoria University of Wellington, NZ
\nDesign Culture Lab, New Zealand \u2013 Aotearoa (Video talk & Skype Q&A)
\nOle B. Jensen, Aalborg University, Denmark
\nKim Sawchuk, Concordia University, Canada (Video talk & Skype Q&A)
\nJesper Simonsen, Roskilde University, Denmark<\/p>\n