Episode 38 of the Neon Moiré Show is with conference organizer Matthew Haynes. For over a decade he organizes the Brisbane-based The Design Conference. This year he is back for the first full hybrid design conference in Australia after the pandemic. In this episode, we talk about organizing a conference after COVID, pivoting to hybrid, live streaming and combining the two for a full 360 immersive experience.

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XXXVIII — Matthew Haynes, The Design Conference

EP I — Iranian designer Maral Pourkazemi is a self acclaimed Design Activist. With her studio Monument.io she creates design experiences, using data and information visualizations. Next to that she is design lead at Design Talent, is member of collaborative group Deeplab, organize small and big events like Visualized Conference. We talk about how Maral became a conference organizer and how that influence her design work. Recorded during FITC Amsterdam X, as part of the Neon Moiré interview series. 

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If you enjoyed this episode please let Maral know via Twitter at www.twitter.com/maralllo

And of course, make sure to check out Maral’s work at www.monoment.io
Get your ticket for Visualized Milan at www.visualized.com 

And of course, her book recommendation:
http://amzn.to/2mqHXFV

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Neon Moiré Show — Episode I — Maral Pourkazemi

EP II — Liam Young is a speculative architect who in his own words, works between documentaires, fictions and futures. He tells stories about the global and urban implication of emerging technologies and he uses techniques from film, fiction and performance to explore what the future might look like, and what are the emerging trends that beginning to shape those futures around the world. Liam Young is co-director of Unknown Fields Division, a nomadic research studio, and founder of urbanism think tank Tomorrow’s Thoughts Today. Special thanks to http://FITC.ca for setting up the interview. The interview is recorded during FITC Amsterdam X.

Mentions.
Tomorrows Thoughts Today — http://tomorrowsthoughtstoday.com
Unknown Fields Division — http://unknownfieldsdivision.com
Film: Hello City — vimeo.com/161942797
Film: In the Robot Skies — vimeo.com/184429206
Performance: Drone Orchestra — https://youtu.be/y4QQzzU2diM
Book Neuromancer by William Gibson — https://goo.gl/fwBOH6

Live Performance / Exhibition
1 APR 2017: Liam Young will bring an Expanded Cinema Performance version of ‘In The Robot Skies’, joined by musician Forest Swords at STRP Biennale in Eindhoven, NL — https://strp.nl/en/program/liam-young-au/
30 MRT — 13 MAY 2017: Liam Young: New Romance, the first U.S. solo exhibition at Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery in New York, USA. — https://www.arch.columbia.edu/exhibitions/51-liam-young-new-romance

The Neon five.
Book: The City & The City by China Miéville — https://goo.gl/DGllY8
Event/Conference: Any event outside your comfort zone
Food: Dutch fries with mayonnaise
Movie/tv: Black Mirror — www.imdb.com/title/tt2085059/
Miscellaneous: Travel

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Neon Moiré Show — Episode II — Liam Young

EP—III. Jared Ficklin is partner and creative technologist at Argodesign, a product design firm in Austin, Texas. His whole life, Jared is playing on the intersection between humans and technology. As a kid it started with his Atari 800. Now he is a (product) designer and a creative technologist, which means he is using the tools of code to design. We talk about how Jared became a designer, how visible technology should be in the our daily life. And he tells us about the power of organizing interactive parties at events like South by Southwest and Maker Faire Austin, where he currently directs the Think By Making party. Jared shares what you can learn from following the his philosophy of “Think by making. Deliver by demo” when developing an interactive product design and how it helps bringing products quickly to life and find the right experiences when applying innovative technologies.


Links mentioned in this episode: 
Jared Ficklin - http://jaredficklin.com
Argodesign - http://argodesign.com/
Clippy by Microsoft - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_Assistant
Nest Thermostat https://nest.com/
Jarvis / Iron Man - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edwin_Jarvis
Interactive Light - http://www.argodesign.com/work/interactive-light.html
Frog Design - https://www.frogdesign.com/
SXSW Interactive Festival Opening Party -  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-rdaxnYyeo
Maker Faire - http://austin.makerfaire.com/
Think by Making party at Maker Faire - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/maker-faire-austin-think-by-making-party-benefitting-girls-who-code-tickets-33218389096
Girls Who Code - https://girlswhocode.com/
Ada Lovelace - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace
Joshua Noble  - https://twitter.com/fctry2
Disney’s Magical Band - https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/bands-cards/understanding-magic-band/
Ken Burns - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Burns


Neon 5
Movie: The Matrix trilogy (Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ8pk5TX5Ns)
Documentary: Hands on the hart body (Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzj-vb7Lj0A)
Event: FITC http://FITC.ca and South by Southwest https://www.sxsw.com/
Food: Home slice pizza and Hatch Green Chile
Miscellaneous: White Sands National Monument New Mexico - https://www.nps.gov/whsa/index.htm

Special thanks to http://FITC.ca for setting up the interview. The interview is recorded during the 10th edition of FITC Amsterdam at Pakhuis De Zwijger, on the 20th and 21st of February 2017.

Neon Moiré Show — Episode III — Jared Ficklin

EP—IV. Mr. Bingo likes to provoke with his work. And translate this provocation into an analog experiences for us! Something he discovered during his Hate Mail project back in 2011, where he asked strangers if they wanted to buy offensive postcards made by him. People loved it, and he had to close the service because he couldn’t keep up with the demand. Fast forward, in 2015 Mr. Bingo successfully funded his self-published book Hate Mail: The Definitive Collection via Kickstarter. The book is a retrospective of the project showcasing 156 of his favorite postcards. Since then Mr. Bingo gives talks all around the world about everything he has learned, from the Hate Mail project, the Kickstarter campaign, interacting with strangers on Instagram and Twitter and just doing what he thinks is fun to do. We wanted to know how his world tour is going and what he has learned from giving all these presentations. Next to that Mr. Bingo gives great insights in how he prepares before he goes on stage and why he thinks giving talks about your work on stage is so important.

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Mentions

Hate Mail: The Definitive Collection​, a retrospective of Mr Bingo’s Hate Mail postcard project.​ — https://shop.mr-bingo.org.uk/collections/books
Comedy serie Brass Eye by Chris Morris —https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgKCas5xJ34
Comedy serie The Day Today by Chris Morris — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTGE9153VFE
Monty Python Flying Circus — https://www.youtube.com/user/MontyPython



The Neon 5

Book: A Philosophy of Walking by Frédéric Gros — https://goo.gl/fdPVju
Event: Not a particular one.
Food: Eating out.
Movie/tv: Precinct Seven Five (https://goo.gl/gnCdqU)seen at Bertha Doghouse in London. — https://goo.gl/7C4VUK
Miscellaneous: Start drawing

Neon Moiré Show — Episode IV — Mr. Bingo

Episode—V. In this episode, Thomas Dahm talks with Amsterdam based graphic designer Hansje van Halem about the new graphic style she created for Dutch music and culture festival Lowlands. They talk about how Hansje started as a graphic designer and what let up to this assignment. The design proces, industrializing Hanses type treatments and what she has learned from working on this project. This episode is is recorded in the studio of Hansje van Halem.

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Mentions.
Hansje van Halem — http://www.hansje.net
‘III’ by Hansje van Halem (sketchbook in 28 pantone colors, riso- and digital print) — http://shophansje.net/product/new-publication-iii-pre-order-now/
Video of talk at Typographics 2017 — https://vimeo.com/222948641
Exhibition: Hansje van Halem: in patterns Bijzondere Collecties UvA, Amsterdam (NL), until October 1st 2017 — http://www.hansje.net/Hansje-van-Halem-in-patterns
http://Lowlands.nl / http://hansje.net/Lowlands-Festival-2017-ongoing-project
Just van Rossum  — http://letterror.com/
Sol Lewitt at The Met — http://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2014/sol-lewitt
Drawbot http://www.drawbot.com/
SmartGate fence for Schiphol Airport —http://hansje.net/SmartGatefence-for-Schiphol-Airport
Us by Night — https://www.usbynight.be/

Neon Moiré Show — Episode V — Hansje van Halem

Liz McQuiston — 10 reflections on political graphics. Lecture at Graphic Matters 2017. Recorded on September 22nd, 2017, Breda.
http://graphicmatters.nl/en

Related interview: Liz McQuiston on Creative Dissent
https://www.neonmoire.com/blog/66/neon-moire-x-graphic-matters-liz-mcquiston-on-creative-dissent

Liz McQuiston — 10 reflections on political graphics. Lecture at Graphic Matters 2017

Episode 17 of the Neon Moiré Show is with dina Amin, creator of #TinkerFriday. Thomas Dahm talks with Cairo-based product designer dina Amin about the letter “D”,  starting ‘Tinker Friday’, why she started using stop-motion animation and her love for the medium, being on Patreon and so much more. 
This episode is recorded during beyond tellerrand Düsseldorf 2018. #btconf

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Episode XVII — dina Amin

Dr. Nelly Ben Hayoun is a designer of extreme experiences that aims to bring the sublime to life. These multi-dimensional experiential projects are on the intersection of science, theater, politics, education, and design.

Dr. Nelly Ben Hayoun is on a mission to bring chaos to the world; she is the founder and director of the International Space Orchestra the world's first orchestra of NASA space scientists and astronauts; and most recently she founded the University of the Underground, a subversive tuition-free educative and cultural programme that is on course to create disorder in academia.

This episode of the Neon Moiré Show is recorded in Leuven, during and& Summit & Festival. While walking through this beautiful city, Thomas Dahm talks with Dr. Nelly Ben Hayoun about her latest adventure at the avant-garde educational institution University of the Underground, why designing an experience is so important and followed her backstage while she was preparing for her lecture at the Pieter De Somer venue.

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Nelly Ben Hayoun http://nellyben.com/
University of the Underground http://universityoftheunderground.org/
Agora Club https://www.neonmoire.com/event/547/agora-club
And& Festival https://www.neonmoire.com/blog/77/and-leuven-a-summit-festival-on-shaping-future-city-life-a-program-guide

Episode XIX — Dr. Nelly Ben Hayoun, Designer of Experiences

Episode 21 of the Neon Moiré Show is with Antwerp-based designer, illustrator and curator of Us By Night, Rizon Parein. Rizon joins us this week to share the story of creating and curating design and creativity festival Us by Night, a fresh interpretation of the archetype conference setup. Interview by Thomas Dahm

Us by Night
22–24 November 2018
Antwerp, Belgium

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Episode XXI — Rizon Parein on creating design and creativity festival Us by Night

Episode 29 of the Neon Moiré Show is with curator of moments Kali Nikitas. Kali is Chair of the Communication Arts of the MFA Graphic Design Program at Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles. She has curated international design exhibitions, has facilitated Typo Berlin and Typo San Francisco. Kali has and host workshops and special events in the States and abroad. In this episode Thomas Dahm and Kali Nikitas talk about graphic design, curating events, the current role of women in design and why she prefers short presentations over long lectures.
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Meet Paulina Kacprzak and Olga Rafalska. Co-founders and organizers of design conference Element Talks in Warsaw, Poland. In this episode, recorded during the sixth edition of Element Talks, Thomas, Olga and Paulina talk about how it all started in 2014. How the conference has grown, what they have learned over the years and give a peak into the conference future.
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Paula Kacprzak and Olga Rafalska, co-founders of Element Talks

Writer and musician Claire L. Evans talks with Neon Moiré’s Thomas Dahm about her new book, Broad Band: The Untold Story of the Women who Made the Internet; her relationship with the Internet; music and the relation to science fiction; the 5 Every Day app and why Los Angels is the most interesting city at the moment. Special thank you to MU Artspace in Eindhoven, for making this interview possible.  

Featuring:
Claire L Evans (https://twitter.com/theunivers), writer, musician and a member of the cyberfeminist collective Deep Lab. Author of Broad Band: The Untold Story of the Women who Made the Internet, and writes daily for her 5 Every Day app, highlighting five fun things to do in Los Angeles.

Host:
Thomas Dahm (https://twitter.com/thomasdahm), Neon Moiré founder. 

Explore more:
Listen to our interview with Maral Pourkasemi who is Like Claire a member of the cyberfeminist collective Deep Lab. 

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XXXI — Claire L. Evans

Episode 32 of the Neon Moiré Show is with Dennis Elbers, founder, and curator of Graphic Matters. The design festival, founded in 2008, shows every two years how designers shape and influence our perspective on current issues that matter. 
Visit Graphic Matters from September 20 until October 27, 2019, in Breda, The Netherlands https://graphicmatters.nl

In this episode, recorded during the seventh edition of Graphic Matters, Thomas Dahm and Dennis Elbers talk about finding and exploring the richness of this year's festival theme: Information Superpower. The importance of learning visual literacy at a young age. What it takes to create a good information graphic, and how to read a data visualization without missing all intentions put in the image.

Featuring:
Dennis Elbers (https://twitter.com/graphicmatters), founder and curator of Graphic Matters.

Host:
Thomas Dahm (https://twitter.com/thomasdahm), Neon Moiré founder.

Explore more:
Listen to our previous interview with Dennis Elbers, episode 9, where we talk about how Dennis Elbers became a curator and why he founded the festival in 2008. Which role graphic design plays in our daily life and the future plans of Graphic Matters.
https://soundcloud.com/neonmoireshow/neon-moire-show-episode-ix-dennis-elbers

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XXXII — Dennis Elbers curator of Graphic Matters

Art Director Dion Lee grew up in South Korea and Canada before moving to New York to study graphic design. After design school, she worked in advertising and later in media as a motion designer. Now Dion works at Vox.com as Art Director video. In this episode, recorded during the 12th edition of Infographics Conference in Hilversum, host Thomas Dahm and Dion Lee talk about her journey, working in journalism as a designer and why making videos is so fulfilling. 

Special thanks to Infographics Conference, for making this interview possible.
https://www.neonmoire.com/organizer/42/stichting-infographicscongres-nederland

Featuring:
Dion Lee (https://twitter.com/dionlee__) Art Director Vox.com video. 
Watch Dion's work: https://www.vox.com/authors/dion-lee

Host:
Thomas Dahm (https://twitter.com/thomasdahm), creator of Neon Moiré.

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XXXIII - Dion Lee Art Director at Vox.com

Episode 34 of the Neon Moiré Show is with video game and film concept designer Mike Hill. Among other projects, Mike has designed for films such as Blade Runner 2049, HBO's Game of Thrones, as well as for video games such as the Call of Duty and Horizon Zero Dawn. Mike's major interest is in the psychology of storytelling and how an understanding of mythology and contemporary psychology is crucial to understanding how great stories work. In this episode, Thomas and Mike talk about these topics, and how they influence Mike's daily life. This episode is recorded during FITC Amsterdam 2019.

Special thanks to FITC, for making this interview possible. https://www.neonmoire.com/organizer/25/fitc

Featuring: 
Mike Hill 
http://www.mikehill.design 
https://www.instagram.com/mikehill.design

Host:
Thomas Dahm (https://twitter.com/thomasdahm), creator of Neon Moiré.

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XXXIV - Mike Hill

Episode 35 of the Neon Moiré Show is with Swiss graphic designer Josh Schaub. Josh specializes in infographics, poster-, and motion design and is the founder of themovingposter.com. He is also the curator of the “moving posters“ exhibition series that showcases the diverse possibilities of animated posters around the world.
In this episode, recorded during the seventh edition of Graphic Matters, Josh Schaub and Thomas Dahm talk about graphic design, the possibilities, and limits of a moving poster and its future.

Featuring:
Josh Schaub (https://www.instagram.com/joshschaub.ch/), graphic designer

Host:
Thomas Dahm (https://twitter.com/thomasdahm), Neon Moiré founder.

Explore more:
Listen to our interview with Dennis Elbers, curator of Graphic Matters.
https://soundcloud.com/neonmoireshow/dennis-elbers-curator-of-graphic-matters

About Neon Moiré
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XXXV — Josh Schaub on moving posters

Episode 36 of the Neon Moiré Show is with conference organizer Charis Rooda. Charis is part of the SmashingConf team and organizes annually her own non-profit conference Webconf.asia in Hong Kong. Which she had to postpone In 2019 because of the massive protest in her beloved city. In this episode we talk about why postponing a conference is better than canceling. Bringing parts of SmashingConf online and which tools to use to create an awesome online conference experience.

**Featuring:**
Charis Rooda https://twitter.com/charis

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Thomas Dahm https://twitter.com/thomasdahm, Neon Moiré founder.

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XXXVI — Conference Organizer Charis Rooda

Episode 37 of the Neon Moiré Show is with Copenhagen-based conference organizer Helle Martens. She organizes the annual in-person conference UX Copenhagen. Because of the global pandemic, and Denmark on lockdown, she had to make a 180, with her event production. In just 2 weeks she turned her offline event into a virtual conference. In this episode, Thomas and Helle talk about how she pulled this off together with her team and the speakers. How she made it an even more inclusive event en shares some key learnings.

Featuring:
Helle Martens (https://twitter.com/snetramelleh), organizer of UX Copenhagen

Host:
Thomas Dahm (https://twitter.com/thomasdahm), Neon Moiré founder.

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https://soundcloud.com/neonmoireshow/dennis-elbers-curator-of-graphic-matters

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XXXVII — Helle Martens

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