Humanities + Design: A Panel Discussion!
Humanities + DESIGN: A Panel Discussion!
Apr 8, 2024 | 7:45 PM | IN-PERSON EVENT | tickets: FREE
How Do the Humanities Shape the World?
Charlotte designers explore how humanistic inquiry leads to new modes of expression in design. What is human and humanity-centered design? How does history, philosophy, and literature inform design choices and trends? How does culture shape product and spatial design? Join in on the conversation!
Our Panelists:
Lila Allen is Senior Editor, AD PRO at Architectural Digest. She previously served as Managing Editor of Metropolis Magazine. Lila received an MFA in Design Research, Writing and Criticism from the School of Visual Arts.
Ashley Ross is founder and Principal Interior Designer at Muse Noire Interiors, dedicated to curating contemporary global homes that celebrate culture. Recently Ashley was named by Architectural Digest among 21 Black Women changing architecture and design. She received an MPA in Public Administration from the University of Illinois Springfield.
Carrie Renegar is Co-Studio Director, Senior Associate, and Design Director at Gensler. As a Design Director, she oversees design for regional and national projects, and as Studio Director, she focuses on project delivery, operations management, and employee mentorship. Carried received a Bachelors degree in Design from UNC Greensboro.
Chris Cureton is Principal and Vice President of Brand Design at BOLTGROUP, a design innovation firm. Chris leads all brand and digital initiatives, from research and strategy, through design and implementation. Chris received a degree in applied science in graphic design from the Art Institute of Charlotte.
Event ticket: Free We're proud to offer this event with the generosity of our sponsors and community partners.
Time: 7:45 PM - 9:30 PM
Location: Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, 420 S Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC 28202
About the Charlotte Ideas Festival:
The Charlotte Ideas Festival is a multi-day exploration of today’s pressing ideas and issues through the lens of the humanities. This year’s conversation-packed events feature a range of thinkers, innovators and community members engaged in connection and conversation. A program of The Charlotte Center for the Humanities & Civic Imagination (The Charlotte Center), the Charlotte Ideas Festival is part of the three-week Charlotte SHOUT! festival celebrating Food, Art, Music, and Ideas.
About The Charlotte Center:
The Charlotte Center for the Humanities & Civic Imagination (The Charlotte Center) is a community forum and civic action catalyst that invites people into meaningful connection and problem-solving informed by deep consideration of the human experience. Our mission is to help people and communities flourish. The Charlotte Center is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. We are interested in what is good for Charlotte and what Charlotte can offer the world. We invite you to join us! thecharlottecenter.org
About Charlotte SHOUT!
Charlotte SHOUT!, presented by Atrium Health and Bank of America, is a multi-week festival designed to showcase our community by celebrating Charlotte's creativity and innovation through art, music, food, and ideas. Located primarily in Uptown Charlotte, SHOUT! will feature exceptionally curated programming from around the corner and around the world.
