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Inclusive Play, Objects and Spaces: Designing for ChildrenOn September 17th platform voor architectuur & feminisme and D...
25/08/2026

Inclusive Play, Objects and Spaces: Designing for Children

On September 17th platform voor architectuur & feminisme and Design Museum Brussels join forces to organize the conversation about designing inclusive environments for and with children.

On the occasion of the exhibition ‘Designing Childhood. A History of Design for Children’ at the Design Museum Brussels, we invite you to a conversation on contemporary design practices that place children at the centre. Together with three inspiring speakers, we will explore how inclusivity, play, and pedagogy take shape in practice.

Lieke Lenaerts (Lieke Li. Lenaerts) will present the collaboration between Product Design students at LUCA School of Arts and children with hand or arm disabilities.
已 ጦ ጦ Ƌ will share her experiences with projects centred on play culture, including the Nüdel Kart, developed for children living in refugee camps.
Wim De Graeve will discuss his work at Art Basics for Children, where he designs and builds creative learning environments.

We invite you to join the conversation and share experiences and ideas on design practices for and with children.

Tickets: €0/€5/€10/€15 (Pay what you can) - Free access to the exhibition is included in the ticket.

Thursday, September 17th, 19:00-21:00, Design Museum Brussels.

More info and tickets: www.paf.community or link in bio.

© Image: Design Museum Brussels – Liophotography

💌 Onze nieuwste nieuwsbrief is uit!We blikken vooruit naar een mooi najaar. Zo gaan we samen met de KU Leuven in gesprek...
09/07/2026

💌 Onze nieuwste nieuwsbrief is uit!

We blikken vooruit naar een mooi najaar. Zo gaan we samen met de KU Leuven in gesprek over collectieve zorg in het ontwerponderwijs én duiken we met Design Museum Brussels in de wereld van inclusief ontwerp voor kinderen.

Je leest de inzichten die we meenemen uit het gesprek met en Luce Beeckmans over Radical Justice, en uit de gesprekscirkel Feministische perspectieven aan tafel: publieke ruimte.

Ten slotte delen we in onze ‘PAF Picks’ weer een selectie inspiratiebronnen: van een vlijmscherp artikel over onzichtbare arbeid in de cultuursector tot een gloednieuwe audiotour in Antwerpen.

Kortom: een editie die je niet wil missen!

☀️☀️ Lees de volledige nieuwsbrief en abonneer je om voortaan niets te missen.
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Join us for the conversation ‘Equitable Cultural Ecosystems’ on Saturday May 16th, as part of the Rain Room programme at...
07/05/2026

Join us for the conversation ‘Equitable Cultural Ecosystems’ on Saturday May 16th, as part of the Rain Room programme at !

How can cultural organisations actively contribute to more equitable ecosystems, and what does it mean to build these changes over time? PAF moderates a conversation at Horst Festival exploring these urgent questions.
Alongside (.archi), speakers , Jaume Mayol () and bring perspectives rooted in architecture, curation and cultural production, fields where questions of access and representation remain deeply embedded.

Drawing from their respective practices, the conversation moves beyond gender balance as a statistic, towards the underlying conditions that shape participation: from organisational structures and working environments to networks of visibility and support.

🎟️ The conversation is accessible to all visitors of Horst Festival.
✨ Will you be joining us? We would love to hear if you’re visiting the festival and attending the talk. Let us know and send us a DM!
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The talk is part of the programme in the Rain Room. This year, the rain room embodies Horst’s identity as a living organism in constant motion. Driven by experimentation, the space celebrates complexity and the countless possibilities it brings. The power of multidisciplinary programming has always been in the patchwork!

The atmosphere shifts with the sun: afternoons offer a slow-burning energy for intimate talks within Eline Dewit’s sculptural landscape, transitioning into focused performances by Fallon Mayanja and Lisa Vereertbrugghen, before nightfall ignites the dancefloor. From the FOR ALL QUEENS! takeover to the fluid interventions of Apolemia and the communal joy of Queereeoké, the programme thrives on intentional variety.

The environment is anchored by the scenography of Spanish studio Burr. Their evolving design - characterised by vibrant yellow curtains and a ‘puddly pond’ - now serves as a foundation for the space, incorporating a new installation by Bas Smets on the flipside of the curtain.

Find more information via !

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