DMY Berlin 2016: Call for Entries
With the motto Odyssey 2016, the DMY Berlin will open its doors from 2 – 5 June, 2016 at Kraftwerk Berlin. The DMY-festival invites exhibitors from all design disciplines to participate. The range of disciplines on show will include product and industrial design, fashion and graphic design, as well as communication and digital design. Like no other festival in Germany, the DMY-Festival gathers stakeholders from the creative industries, players from research and education, journalists as well as design fans from all over the world who for four days indulge in their mutual passion for design. If you want to be a part of the New Talents Competition and win one of 25 free exhibition spaces? The application deadline: 15 April, 2016. For all other exhibitors, the registration deadline is 29 April, 2016.
With the motto Odyssey 2016, the DMY International Design Festival Berlin will open its doors from June 2 – June 5, 2016 at Kraftwerk Berlin.
The DMY-festival invites exhibitors from all design disciplines to participate. The range of disciplines on show will include product and industrial design, fashion and graphic design, as well as communication and digital design. Like no other festival in Germany, the DMY-Festival gathers stakeholders from the creative industries, players from research and education, journalists as well as design fans from all over the world who for four days indulge in their mutual passion for design.
You want to be a part of the New Talents Competition and win one of 25 free exhibition spaces? Application deadline: April 15, 2016
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