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    (Participating Graduates) : (Not For Sale.)

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    1. Design Academy Eindhoven is presenting an installation titled "(Not for sale.)" in Milan, Italy along Via Pietro Crespi from April 17-22. 2. The street-long installation explores design across a spectrum and includes projects from Design Academy graduates displayed across various locations along the street. 3. Visitors can experience interactive installations that comment on issues like basic income, the future of work, and media while discovering the diverse culture of the neighborhood.

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    1. Design Academy Eindhoven is presenting an installation titled "(Not for sale.)" in Milan, Italy along Via Pietro Crespi from April 17-22. 2. The street-long installation explores design across a spectrum and includes projects from Design Academy graduates displayed across various locations along the street. 3. Visitors can experience interactive installations that comment on issues like basic income, the future of work, and media while discovering the diverse culture of the neighborhood.

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    1. Design Academy Eindhoven is presenting an installation titled "(Not for sale.)" in Milan, Italy along Via Pietro Crespi from April 17-22. 2. The street-long installation explores design across a spectrum and includes projects from Design Academy graduates displayed across various locations along the street. 3. Visitors can experience interactive installations that comment on issues like basic income, the future of work, and media while discovering the diverse culture of the neighborhood.

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      (Not for sale.

    )
    On behalf of Design Academy Eindhoven, a very warm welcome to   (Participating graduates)
    (Not for sale.), the place to freely explore and revalue the meaning
    of design — and what can and cannot be bought or sold — behind Adams Ponnis, Alice Bleton, Billie van
    our complex, continuously evolving culture, amidst a typical Milanese
    urban setting. Katwijk, Donghwan Kam, Irene Stracuz-
    After DAE’s high-profile #TVclerici during the 2017 Salone del
    Mobile, this year Design Academy Eindhoven is back in Milan with zi, Johan Viladrich, Lennart and Lauren
    a unique spectacle that questions in vivo the various activities,
    implications and alternative definitions of design. What’s more, this Leerdam, Marie Caye and Arvid Jense,
    bold mise en scene is fully embedded in the daily life on Milan’s Via
    Pietro Crespi. Martina Huynh, Nadine Botha, Razma
      (Value for money) Hassani, and Théophile Blandet
    With a pharmacy, hardware store, newspaper kiosk, church, food
    market, Internet café and osteria, Via Crespi represents a slice of
    everyday Italian life, a stone’s throw from the Stazione Centrale di
    Milano. Here, day in, day out, people come to buy their newspaper,   (Exhibition location)
    grab an espresso, shop for food, trim their beards.
    At first sight, we observe a thriving system of exchange. A micro- Headquarters at Osteria Crespi,
    society designed around transactions of goods, services, and
    currency. A co-existence of inhabitants and visitors from various Via Pietro Crespi,14, 20127 Milan
    ages, cultures and professions, traveling up and down the street
    within a grid of preconceived rules and set values. A collision with other venues along Via Crespi,
    between the magnificence of the marketplace’s rationalist
    architecture and its jarringly generic interior. Via Varanini, and Piazza Morbegno
      (Priceless design) (see map overleaf)
    Yet against this burgeoning background, the street’s inhabitants
    have developed a deep-rooted culture of ingenuity, creativity and
    idiosyncrasy. Underneath the tangible market dynamics, each venue
    boasts its own curiosities: the Internet café doubles as adviser to   (Dates and opening times)
    asylum seekers; the bar is the first gay bar in the area; the market
    hosts raves at night; and the hardware store displays a collection of Tuesday April 17th
    not-for-sale baseball caps.
    Yes, design provides us with the building blocks of society — – Saturday April 21st 10.00–19.00
    commodities such as the plate of pasta, the newspaper, the
    screwdriver, the coffee pot. It is how these things come together, Sunday April 22nd 10.00–18.00
    though, that makes a place what it is.

      (A street-long installation)   (Press preview)


    This year’s DAE presentation merges organically with the street’s
    fabric, spanning from the former Osteria Crespi, revived by the Tuesday April 17 at 16.00
    Design Academy for the Salone del Mobile, through the famous
    covered market, Mercato Comunale Monza, to Piazza Morbegno,
    with its hardware store and newspaper kiosk.   (Opening party)
    The street-long installation explores design along a spectrum from
    the banal to the avant-garde, from the amateur to the professional, Thursday April 19 at 18.00
    from the market stall to the street performer.

      (Future urban visions)


    Graduates from each of the Design Academy’s eight bachelor’s   (Social media)
    departments and four master’s departments propose stimulating
    site-specific design projects. For more information about (Not for
    At Osteria Crespi, Martina Huynh’s interactive Basic Income
    Café invites you to experience the economical principles behind sale.) please visit
    two basic income scenarios — a complex system made tangible
    by means of the flow of coffee. Further down Via Crespi, in the www.designacademy.nl/milan
    Mercato Comunale Monza, you are served a freshly brewed drink
    by SAM, a self-owning soda-making machine designed by Marie For hi-res images or more information,
    Caye and Arvid Jense, while the displaced human worker performs
    The Last Job on Earth, hinting at our future careers as interpreters go to press.designacademy.nl or contact
    for computers. In the Anaesthesia nightclub, Donghwan Kam’s
    After-Photography freezes time to look back at iconic moments of press@designacademy.nl
    contemporary mass media through the virtual reality of Second Life.
    And these are only a few of the twelve installations to be discovered Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and
    by adventurous and observant visitors along Via Crespi.
    (Not for sale.) is curated by Joseph Grima and Tamar Shafrir. Since Twitter:
    2017, Grima is the new creative director of the DAE. Shafrir is a
    mentor in the DAE master’s programme. #DAE #NOTFORSALE
    (Not for sale.) is a tribute to the 2002 exhibition Hotel Droog, a
    one-star hotel on Milan’s Via Mercato that Droog occupied and #DAENOTFORSALE #DAEBUILDUP
    transformed with subtle interventions by designers in each of its
    twelve rooms.

      (Not for sale.) Contributors and Collaborators


    Azizur, Jules Bressers, Timo Breumelhof, Bunker-Arc, Carmen, Don-
    atella, Droog, Formafantasma, Gianni, Joseph Grima, Mark van der
    Gronden, Nienke Helder, Sammy Kossen, Holly Krueger, Olle Lundin,
    Nicole Marnati, Alexandra Onderwater, Jurriënne Ossewold, Michael
    Oswell, Paolo, Elisa Ci Penagini, Roberto, Marc Ruis, Studio Delfino
    Sisto Legnani, Tamar Shafrir, Alice Twemlow

      (DAE Friends and Funders)


    Baltan Laboratories, Bruns, Canon, City Of The Hague, City Of Ein-   Design Academy Eindhoven
    dhoven, Daf Trucks Nv, Ecco Leather, GGZE De Grote Beek, Hague PO Box 2125
    Project Peace & Justice, Hivos, Keep An Eye Foundation, Philips 5600 AZ Eindhoven, the Netherlands
    Design, Royal Mosa, > Veenhuizen, Van Engelen & Evers, Vescom, www.designacademy.nl
    Waterschap De Dommel, Woonbedrijf info@designacademy.nl

      (Not for sale.)   (Not for sale.)


     (Locations)  (Work)  (Designer)
    A  Ferramenta Ratio Johan Viladrich
    B  Edicola Misinformation Times Irene Stracuzzi
    C   NoLoSo Bar The Last Job On Earth Studio Arvid & Marie
    D   Anaesthesia Club After-Photography Donghwan Kam
    Fountain of Money Théophile Blandet
    E  Mercato Ventri Billie van Katwijk
    SAM Studio Arvid & Marie
    Monade Capsule Alice Bleton
    F   Internet café Fountains of Knowledge Théophile Blandet
    G  Osteria Basic Income Cafe Martina Huynh
    Politics of Stuff Nadine Botha
    H  Negozio Paperthin Lauren and Lennart Leerdam
    I  Lavanderia Playful Elements Razma Hassani
    ?  Skaut Adams Ponnis

     (Map)

    Piazza Morbegno Via Luigi Varanini Via Pietro Crespi


    onza
    M

    Via Marco Aurelio


    Viale

      (Not for sale.)

      (Not for sale.)   (Not for sale.)

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