Design Thinking is method over madness! And madness over method.

Brilliant ideas or solutions are the result planning, iterative thinking, prototyping and more – which are all – in fact... designed!

You do not have to be a designer to adopt Design Thinking.

Design Thinking solves problems, it is pervasive, persuasive and applicable to any field. If you are interested in newer ways of imagining what you do, if tricky snags intrigue and challenge you, then design thinking is for you!

Join us for an interactive, immersive and hands on session at

Church Street Social on November 24th, Saturday

Time: 3pm-5pm

Early Bird at INR 500

We got your munchies and caffeine sorted :)

Limited tickets available.

Facilitators:

Kavita Arvind collect conversations and stories. She is passionate about learning and over the past 18 years worked with a range of issues from rural health, gender equity, to caste and inclusion. She studied film at the National Institute of Design, and have a Masters in Design in Education from Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology.

As a design educator, she has taught at both her alma maters, leading projects in collaboration with Katha, Tulika, WTI

on areas that range from social inclusion, disability, mythology and gender activism. Her work now has grown to include all aspects of communication design with a focus on social design, critical design and speculative design.

Yamini Reddy Temujin begun her career with Web and Multimedia design, developed a passion for sensorial design which she found in print media that led her to work with various large publishing/media houses in London, thus gaining specific extensive experience in the areas of Design for Print, Pre-press, Publishing and Corporate Brand Design. With an MA in Design Futures, Goldsmiths College, University of London, a BFA in Applied Art, College of Fine Arts, Bangalore University and 20 years PQE of international and domestic design experience, she has also worked with reputed architectural firms in the areas of corporate branding as Brand Manager/Custodian, thus enhancing her ability to work with scale, material and form.

She has taught Visual Communication and Strategic Branding

to the Undergraduates and Postgraduates at the Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Bangalore

Amruta Shah's art practice is about using found material and mixed media to weave narratives about her cultural context. She has been part of group and solo shows in the United States, Italy and India.

Dabbled in children’s book illustration and graphic design as a freelancer. After studying Painting at the Faculty of Fine Arts, MS University, Baroda, she went on to get a Masters in Fine art at the Chelsea College of Art, London. She taught at the Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Bangalore where she led projects ranging from exhibition design for the Mapila Museum in Kannur to product design for the museum store at the Museum of Art and Photography in Bangalore. She has taught courses across disciplines like drawing, illustration, narratives and storytelling, typography and paper art, to name a few.

About SocialWorks

SocialWorks is where creators connect and collaborate. It is a co-working space that blends the best of #work x #play, by offering registered individuals office benefits by the day and a high energy bar by the night. Entrepreneurs / Freelancers / Artists can choose from one of three subscriptions - Daily at INR 500, Weekly at INR 1000 & Monthly at INR 5000 all of which is is fully redeemable on food and beverages, without any extra charges!

SocialWorks builds various communities by offering skill development exercises like Workshops, Panel Discussions, Guest Lectures and networking evenings attended by who’s who of the town.