Goodbye Summer and Hello IDS Vancouver!
What we're excited to check out at this year's 15th edition of the design fair celebrating Pacific design.
Every year, the end of summer reminds us that the start of IDS Vancouver begins. This year, the fifteenth edition of the design fair runs for four days from September 26-29th, 2019. It?s open to trade and the public so be sure to get your tickets here! We?re always excited to see what?s new on the Vancouver design scene and this year will be no different. Here?s what we?re planning to check out:
Amanda Huynh – Diasporic Dumplings
There will be 200+ exhibitors showcasing their collections and there is a whole program of events happening each day, so there’s a lot to cover! To take a break from the show floor, we?ll be tuning into this year?s keynote speakers cover a dynamic range of topics. One interesting topic for foodies who are also design lovers is the subject of food and the important role design plays in the future of food. Award-winning pastry chef Bruno Feldeisen, The Juice Truck co-founder Zach Berman, and Amanda Huynh of Edible Projects will be sharing their thoughts on the subject. Learn more about the talks here. Alexandra Genis – Atoma
Speaking of food, IDS Vancouver will be hosting Edible Futures: Food for Tomorrow, a traveling exhibition by the Dutch Institute of Food & Design and presented by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. This thought-provoking interactive installation will offer multiple perspectives and...
Every year, the end of summer reminds us that the start of IDS Vancouver begins. This year, the fifteenth edition of the design fair runs for four days from September 26-29th, 2019. It?s open to trade and the public so be sure to get your tickets here! We?re always excited to see what?s new on the Vancouver design scene and this year will be no different. Here?s what we?re planning to check out:
Amanda Huynh – Diasporic Dumplings
There will be 200+ exhibitors showcasing their collections and there is a whole program of events happening each day, so there’s a lot to cover! To take a break from the show floor, we?ll be tuning into this year?s keynote speakers cover a dynamic range of topics. One interesting topic for foodies who are also design lovers is the subject of food and the important role design plays in the future of food. Award-winning pastry chef Bruno Feldeisen, The Juice Truck co-founder Zach Berman, and Amanda Huynh of Edible Projects will be sharing their thoughts on the subject. Learn more about the talks here. Alexandra Genis – Atoma
Speaking of food, IDS Vancouver will be hosting Edible Futures: Food for Tomorrow, a traveling exhibition by the Dutch Institute of Food & Design and presented by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. This thought-provoking interactive installation will offer multiple perspectives and...
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