Method development tour with the research project Transforming the city for play
The research project ‘Transforming the city for play is going on a tour 2024, both to spread knowledge and to gather new perspectives. The research is about how artistic methods and tools can sustainably develop places that promote play and recreation for all ages. At the first stop in February at the Röhsska museum, I was one of the speakers, and at the stop at Omställningslabbet I was documenting the event.
Exhibition 2022
‘Stories of Linnarhult’
During the co-creation of this exhibition, I have taken on the role of curator and method developer, by inviting the people who worked on the site to join and co-create an exhibition in Linnarhult. I have been involved in and co-created activities during the spring where the exhibition content, as well as the communication material surrounding it, have emerged. In December 2022 I held an inspirational talk at Röhsska at a ‘design breakfast’ event, telling about the process as an collaborative method.
Co-creating welcome – design interventions on entrances for thriving commons
My master thesis ”Co-creating welcome – design interventions on entrances for thriving commons”, 2021, Chalmers.
Maria Björnberg 