Process Is Not Magic: Lessons Learned from Charles & Ray Eames
Maker Faire Bay Area 2015
May 15th-17th
Charles & Ray Eames' philosophy of learning-by-doing process was inquisitive, and thorough, resulting in projects that ranged from architecture, exhibits, and furniture to toys, films, and photography. Join Llisa Demetrios, granddaughter of Charles & Ray, in conversation with Exploratorium's Karen Wilkinson, on the Eames' maker design process.
Llisa Demetrios
Llisa Demetrios, a third-generation sculptor, has been practicing her art for over twenty years. As a granddaughter of the Eameses, she is a board member of the Eames Foundation and Registrar for the Eames Collection LLC.
http://www.eamesoffice.com
Karen Wilkinson
Karen Wilkinson is the co-founding director of the Exploratorium’s Tinkering Studio and co-author of the recent “The Art of Tinkering.” As a tinkerer and maker herself, Karen is deeply committed to the promise of maker-centered education.
http://tinkering.exploratorium.edu
