Kasper de Graaf

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Kasper is a writer and producer with wide experience of innovation in cities, industry and institutions. He has delivered innovation schemes in Vancouver,
Istanbul, London, Manchester, Glasgow and numerous other cities. Kasper led the South Bank IQ research study about innovation in South London and co-authored the study ‘Creating a Manchester Design Manifesto’ with Lou Cordwell. He is a director of the design group Images&Co and the arts and culture organisation 2NQ, a steering board Member of the UK Design Action Plan (designactionplan.org) and vice-chair of the Finsbury Park Trust. He has produced Design Manchester’s annual public debate about design and society since 2014 and chaired it since 2018. [Photo: Jake Bernard]
The world of elective intrusion
Presentation delivered at a Close & Remote symposium on secure cities at Deptford Lounge in south-east London on May 9, 2013.
Which way now for legible cities?
Building on the vision of Kevin Lynch, who formulated the legible city concept in The Image of The City (Harvard/MIT, 1960),...
Raj Loomba: the widows’ voice
The lot of a widow is shocking in many parts of the world, the sorrow of losing her husband compounded by...
Anne Boleyn: Mother of the Anglican Church
She may not have given Henry VIII the male heir he thought so important but, apart from giving birth to arguably...
Freedom and the far right: Europe’s bewildering dilemma
The Dutch this weekend are conducting the kind of horsetrading held up by Tory newspapers before Britain’s election last month to...
Cost recovery and open data in the UK
This paper was written to introduce the Policy Seminar on Public Mapping Data of the Institute of Urban Information.
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Finsbury Park heritage programme concludes
In 2019-20, 2NQ – the community non-profit co-directed by Kasper de Graaf and Malcolm Garrett – delivered People + Heritage, a programme...
XR to creatives: “Stop toxic!”
We’ve been mesmerized by the COVID-19 pandemic for months. New problems have become apparent, but the old ones have not gone...
Safe Space: art for vulnerable adults in lockdown
Safe Space, a new art workshop programme for older or vulnerable adults and carers designed “for lockdown and beyond” is launching...
Observations in paint: “What procedures?”
Let's get this done
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What procedures? July 7, 2020