Last chance: #SPDP2021 passes 🎫
Ticket sales end on October 7!
We’re on our last full day of ticket sales! Wrapping up final details, doing tech checks, and making sure everything is ready for October 8 and 9. Have you bought your pass to Social Problems are Design Problems 2021 yet?
Each digital pass costs P850 and gives you access to all events from October 8 to 9, 2021. Here’s a list of inclusions to be a little more specific:
Access to Day 1: Lecture series, with opening remarks by Ana Patricia Non (Maginhawa Community Pantry) and lectures by Carlo Delantar (Altum PH), Keiji Ashizawa (Keiji Ashizawa Design + Ishinomaki Lab), Kay Concengco (Lamana PH), Bert Peeters (Cabiokid + PH Permaculture Society), and Pangasinan 4th District Representative Christopher de Venecia (ACCIB).
Access to Day 2: Workshops, Food Sovereignty by Slowfood Sari Sari and Better Cities with Anthony Siy of Pasig Transport.
Gather Town Virtual Gathering (Gather.Town), with micro-events such as the Manila Community Radio dj sets and mushroom scavenger hunt with a chance to win some Roomi grow kits and Shroomdons! Learn a little bit more about the features on our IG.
Post-event Video Recording Access
Discord Community + Resources
E-certificate upon request
We’re working extra hard to bring you a great virtual experience that is meaningful + informative. We can’t wait to see you there!!
Learn more about SPDP on our microsite.
Final remarks! ✍
We also have a few Riso prints available on our shop site by some of our designers. These are limited edition A3 prints, in collaboration with Bad Student. These prints are made using soy-based ink and plant fiber screens.
Earnest Heck by Tim Lopez
An homage to Ernst Haeckel’s art that shows how we humans & our fellow Earth organisms can actually thrive on this planet! We gotta stop isolating ourselves from the ecosystem & do our part to care for our neighbors! — Tim
Mushroom Study by Petra Gana
A close-up study of an oyster mushroom’s texture and curves, drawing parallels between mushrooms and flowers in bloom. — Petra
Bloom by Trixia dela Cruz
Reciprocity is the act of belonging to ourselves and connecting with the world. True happiness is learning that we are deeply embedded into nature; for when one blooms, we all bloom. Together. — Trixia
P.S. Frames not included!