Gillian Crampton Smith, Graduate Program of Interaction Design at IUAV University in Venice, Italy, will join the 2011 Design Conference Plenary Speakers at Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. She’ll be presenting on ‘Interactions’ under the conference’s theme, Design: Useful & Futile, 2-4 February 2011.
Having studied philosophy and history of art at Cambridge University, Gillian Crampton Smith spent the 1970s as a designer – first in book publishing, then on the Sunday Times and Times Literary Supplement. In 1981, she designed and implemented a page layout program to help her with magazine design – an early desktop publishing application. This experience convinced her that artists and designers have an important role to play in creating information technologies. More…
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