Panel Discussion Online Event

Kate Raworth and Hans Ulrich Obrist: Turning a Radical Idea Into Action

Online 28 Oct 2020

What does it take to create economies in service of making both, people and our planet, thrive?

That’s the starting point of Doughnut Economics, a concept that began on the back of an envelope and is fast becoming a global community of changemakers who are putting regenerative and distributive design into practice – in cities, businesses, government, communities and schools.

Author and Oxford economist Kate Raworth, who came up with this concept, will explore the core ideas of Doughnut Economics in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist.

What does this new approach to a more sustainable economy look like in daily life, and what enables ideas like this one to gain momentum, turning thoughts into action?

This conversation has been organized in collaboration with DLD and the Serpentine Galleries’ Back to Earth project, which brings together 65+ artist-led environmental campaigns.

SOURCE: SERPENTINE GALLERIES

Alex Cecchetti, Walking Backwards, 2019, commissioned by the General Ecology Project at Serpentine Galleries, Myddelton House Gardens, 14-15 September 2019. Photo by Talie Rose Eigeland.