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Matriarchal Design Futures: A Collective Work in Progress

  • Heather Snyder Quinn (author)
  • Ayako Takase (author)
Chapter of: Attending [to] Futures: Matters of Politics in Design Education, Research, Practice(pp. 231–241)

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TitleMatriarchal Design Futures
SubtitleA Collective Work in Progress
ContributorHeather Snyder Quinn (author)
Ayako Takase (author)
Landing pagehttps://adocs.de/en/buecher/design-theorie-praxis-open-accessebooks/attending-futures-matters-politics-design-education-research-practice
Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
CopyrightHeather Snyder Quinn, Ayako Takase
Publisheradocs publishing
Published on2023-10-01
Page rangepp. 231–241
Print length11 pages
LanguageEnglish (Original)
Media6 illustrations
Funding
Contributors

Heather Snyder Quinn

(author)
Assistant Professor of Design Futures at University of Washington
https://heathersnyderquinn.com

Heather Snyder Quinn (she/her) is usually where she “isn’t supposed to be.” You will find her playing in unexpected places, physical or virtual, and collaborat- ing with people from an array of backgrounds. Her work uses design fiction to empower communities to imagine possible futures and understand technology’s impact on human freedoms. The World Economic Forum, MIT Press, Yale Law School, The Washington Post, Hyperallergic, and NASA have recognized her work. Currently, she is editing Technologies of Deception, a publication bringing together art, design, technology, ethics, futurism, and policymaking. Heather is an Assistant Professor of Design Futures at Washington University and a mother of two daughters.

Ayako Takase

(author)
Associate Professor and graduate program director of the Industrial Design department at Rhode Island School of Design
https://www.observatorydesign.com/Studio

Ayako Takase (she/they) is a gender non-conforming Asian mother/parent in the US who is never perfectly here nor there. Ayako is a fluid designer and educator who centers their practice on creating experiences and objects that foster meaningful, emotive connections with people, culture, and audiences. Ayako is a co-founder and director of Observatory, a multi-disciplinary design studio based in Providence, RI. Observatory relies foremost on an intuitive process that allows a natural interplay of form and function in their designs. The studio’s work has earned numerous awards with leading companies such as Herman Miller, Google, and Procter & Gamble. Ayako is also an Associate Professor at Rhode Island School of Design and graduate program director of the Industrial Design department. She teaches hands-on studios focusing on audience-centric, emotive, and iterative design.