"Past, Present, Future: 20 Years of the Chicago Design Archive" is a noteworthy event that honors the rich history and promising future of Chicago design. Established in 2003, the Chicago Design Archive (CDA) is a distinguished digital collection showcasing experiential design, graphic design, and product design linked to the city since the 1920s. It serves as a valuable repository of significant design artifacts while also embodying the dynamic and ever-evolving design scene in Chicago.

To commemorate its 20th anniversary, the CDA will host a celebratory event that showcases an array of captivating works from its archive, including the latest additions. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore the exhibition, socialize, and even capture memorable photos in front of the CDA backdrop. Additionally, light refreshments will be provided to enhance the overall experience.

The event will feature a series of compelling presentations that delve into the past, present, and future of Chicago design and the CDA. Distinguished speakers such as Lauren Meranda, Lara Allison, Dakota Brown, Carlos Segura, Nada Abourashed, Nick Adam, Judith Mayer, Rotimi, Candace Solola, Pedro Neves, and Christian Solorzano will share their insights and knowledge on various design-related topics. Following the presentations, guests are encouraged to engage in further discussions while enjoying drinks in the gallery area.

The event will take place at Morningstar, located at 22 West Washington Street #7, Chicago, IL 60602, on November 9, 2023. To ensure accessibility, ticket prices range from $0 to $300, allowing individuals to choose an option that suits their preferences. Furthermore, a limited number of volunteer positions are available, providing an opportunity for free entry. If interested, please complete the provided form to apply. Join us for a memorable evening that celebrates the captivating journey of Chicago design, from its past to its exciting future.

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