Pheromones. One ant puts down a substance, another picks up the scent. But why care about this minimal act?
Ants move according to few and fast rules: Go look for food. If you find food, increase the amount of pheromones placed on… Read more
As part of the Recent TEDx talks at Central St Martins Jane Riddiford, our Executive Director spoke with Amy Lee from Wolff Olins about the Honey Club. The theme of the day was Emergence in Business.
Jane… Read more
Ok, ok now were getting quite bashful… The people over at Nokia Connects have written a superb piece on the day, highlighting some key ideas. If you missed out, read here
One of our speakers, The Honey Club have done a write up of their experience speaking at TEDxCentralSaintMartins.
Read here
Via Jotta
It was a thoroughly entertaining Monday morning at Central Saint Martins’ sparkling new Kings Cross campus. Organised by a group of CSM MA Communication Design students, who are the brains and the brawn behind the… Read more
Film coming soon!
During the lunch break at TEDxCentralSaintMartins on March 28th Ije Nwokorie and Marina Willer hosted a session to roundup up some of the most interesting thoughts of the first half of the day.
Ije Nwokorie was born in America,… Read more
Join in and contribute a letter ‘E’ to our evolving ‘Emergence’ logo!
Graphic Designer Stefanie Schwarz has created a logo out of found letterforms and we’re inviting you to add your own!
For those of you who can’t make it to TEDxCentralSaintMartins on the 28th of March, we are hosting a Google+ Hangout during our lunch break from approx 12:45 onwards!
Join us here and stay tuned for the details!
The problem with emergence, or rather, with trying to deal with emergence – whether in writing, speaking, or any other form of medium – is that it is by definition elusive. Something which is emergent at the time of writing/speaking, may be… Read more
Started by students from Central Saint Martins as an attempt to empower some bleak London housing estates through (guerilla) gardening, Urban Green Line has evolved into a guide to everything ‘green’ in the capital — co-created around a simple concept of the… Read more
‘Where the frozen edifices of order melt and the unkempt disorder of chaos coalesces, is the complex region where self-organisation occurs. This is the boundary at which creative emergence arises and dissipates, in a never ending dynamic. To open a closed system… Read more
The question of what sort of phenomenon classifies as “emergent” is an intriguing one. Is something emergent just because it is new and hasn’t been thought of before? Or can something established be emergent if it starts to bring about change, or… Read more
Nadia Berthouze is a Senior Lecturer in the UCL Interaction Centre at the University College London. The premise of her research is that emotion and subjective experience should be factored in the design of interactive technology… Read more
We want to help honeybees thrive by creating the biggest bee-friendly network in the world, starting right here in Kings Cross.
The Honey Club is a social enterprise set up by Wolff Olins (a brand and… Read more
Knowledge of the Third Kind: Science, Magic and Design
We assume that we are part of a continuum, a trajectory. We have a place in the world and in history. But just because we talk about what was, and what is, and… Read more
The Global Transformation: How the 19th Century Shaped our World
My theme is that the world underwent a profound transformation during the 19th century (the many revolutions that comprise modernity), and that these created a peculiarly unequal and intense power structure globally…. Read more