Walker Art Center Insights Lecture Series | Luna Maurer
**NOTE**
Due to daylight savings, the live webcast is now at 5 pm. We realize most of you will still be at work, so we are moving forward with promoting the event as a virtual gathering. 

You can access the live webcast by going to http://channel.walkerart.org. 

We encourage discussions on the speakers on the Facebook Phoenix Designers Group: http://facebook.com/groups/phxdesigners

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AIGA Minnesota and the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis are hosting a series of lectures and making the webcasts available for other AIGA Chapters. March 5th
Geoff McFetridge | Champion Studio, LA

March 12th
Eike König | Hort, Berlin

March 19th
Job Wouters | Letman, Amsterdam

March 26th
Luna Maurer | Moniker, Amsterdam

About March 26th:
According to the “Conditional Design” manifesto, Luna Maurer is interested in logic-based design as a tool to understand the ungraspable. Her work with interactive media bridges the divide between digital and analogue systems, often relying on deceptively simple rules to create complex organic artworks. 

Maurer is especially known for her participatory experiments in which she designs a process that requires the participants to implement—often in humble materials such as tape, markers, and sticky notes—algorithmic explorations of group thought that expose the process of making. Her work explores the relationship between people and technology, and she has created a breadth of projects—from an exhibition of 400,000 photos of the Amsterdam sky to a website designed in Microsoft Excel. 

Based in Amsterdam, her three-person studio Moniker balances applied commercial projects with self-initiated experiments. Maurer is a visiting critic at Yale University School of Art and teaches interaction design at the Gerrit Reitveld Academy in Amsterdam.

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When & Where
Tue, Mar 26, 2013 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM EDT
Co+Hoots
1027 E. Washington Street
Phoenix 85034