About this Event
Discover the many stories too often left out of design history on an in-depth tour of . This thought-provoking exhibition transforms the Ford Foundation Gallery into an educational and visionary space—where the voices of Indigenous, Black, and People of Color designers reverberate through time, culture, and creative lineage.
Curated by Brian Johnson and Silas Munro, Reverberations counters the dominant narrative of a singular design tradition and instead celebrates over fifty artists and designers whose work reflects powerful cultural ancestries and futures. The exhibition draws inspiration from the BIPOC Design History courses developed by the design studio Polymode—an ongoing experiment in inclusive design education.
Please note: this event is geared for students.
Event Series: Design Spotlight
These events are design talks or conversations that feature designers or creative teams sharing top of mind or breakout work.
Tickets
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About Ford Foundation
Across eight decades, the Ford Foundation has invested in innovative ideas, visionary individuals, and frontline institutions advancing human dignity around the world.
Learn more about our work in civil rights, education, arts and culture, human rights, poverty reduction and urban development and see some of our key foundation milestones below.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice, 320 East 43rd Street, New York, United States
USD 8.43 to USD 11.50
