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Hi! We are Sophie, Anna and Kees. After having organized This happened for many years here in Rotterdam, Pieter Diepenmaat and Adriaan Wormgoor have decided it’s time for a change. With pleasure we are taking on the challenge to take over. All of us have a background in Industrial and Interaction design from Delft University…

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Won’t you join us on the 8th of september! The This Happened – Utrecht team is proud to bring you four awesome speakers who will show you the making of of their wicked projects. The Speakers Marrije Schaake is a well known spider in Utrecht’s digital web. She will talk about a project that once…

Hi All, We are pleased to announce This Happened London has started back up! It will remain a free event thanks to the V&A’s continued support. This Happened started in London in 2007 by Chris O’Shea, Joel Gethin Lewis and Andreas Müller. They wanted to create their ideal event, looking at process and how interaction projects actually get made. The…

Martin is the CTO of the fantastic RJDJ and inventor of sonic experiences. He talks about the inspiration experiences and process behind the development of the various marvellous apps and sonic experiences he has made.

Well we got there in the end our first event is on and we are all excited, we have some great speakers and a superb venue. We think this could be the start of something special. This Happened Bristol is a series of events focusing on the stories behind interaction design. This first event is on…

Firstly tickets still left for the 29th; http://thishappenedbrs-nov29-2012-eorg.eventbrite.com/ for some great speakers http://test.thishappened.org/events/bristol-3 We are also having a christmas shin dig with our friends at the Bristol Interaction Graphics Lab so go grab yourself some tickets for that as well; http://thishappenedbrs-dec4-2012.eventbrite.com and http://test.thishappened.org/events/bristol-4-christmas-shindigs

The reboot for the third event is on. Join us on the 29th of November at the Atrium Cafe in Arnos Vale Cemetery, the doors open at 18.30pm. The event will bring together 3 great speakers. Get your tickets at; http://thishappenedbrs-nov29-2012.eventbrite.com/ and find out more on the event page; http://test.thishappened.org/events/bristol-3

As a fantastic Christmas shin dig This Happened Bristol and the great folks at Bristol Interaction and Graphics Labs are holding an open lab where you lucky folks can come and see some brilliant projects, devices and research whilst meeting the people behind them. It will be a relatively relaxed affair without any formal talks and some aperitifs during and…

For the next This Happened in Utrecht We will be given a look behind the scenes of 4 awesome projects, namely: – Leonard Verhoef (@leonardverhoef) talks about the Dutch Railways ticket vending machine (aka NS Kaartautomaat). – Onno Faber (@ogtfaber) talks about the Ding Dong App, which is getting very popular. – Joris van Tubergen…

The reboot for the third event is on. Join us on the 29th of November at the Atrium Cafe in Arnos Vale Cemetery, the doors open at 18.30pm. The event will bring together 3 great speakers. Get your tickets at; http://thishappenedbrs-nov29-2012.eventbrite.com/ Tine Bech Tine Bech is a visual artist and researcher working with interactive installations and public…

With a new team we just finished the 14th edition of This happened – Utrecht with a very good vibe. You’ve got to change to stay the same! The speakers were great and varied, the audience was lovely and inquisitive and the nice weather provided for drinks on the terrace until midnight. This happened –…

Great succes! We’ve just finalised the speakers for the 14th This Happened in Utrecht, and we’re super excited. On the 10th of september you can learn more about the ‘making of’ of these fantastic projects: It was all over the news: Bart Jansen turned his cat, Orville, into a quadcopter. He’ll explain the process behind…

Ticketing for Hamburg #3 started, get your free ticket here: http://de.amiando.com/thHH3.html

Lukas Höh and Daniel Dormann will present “Kreek“, Dirk Linke will talk about the “BMW-Magazine” iPad app and Daniel Scheibel tells us how to make a giant interactive bear! More speakers will be anounced soon…

We’re busy working on final details of the line up and really looking forward to see everyone in September 14th 2012! Check out the event page for all information and booking.

The first This happened in Amsterdam was a great succes so we are happy to announce that we will continue our collaboration with Brakke Grond. The second edition on June 11, will present a mix of Dutch and Flemish interaction design projects. Please join us for what will surely be a special evening. Speakers line-up:…

We’ve just added the final speakers to our lineup for Utrecht #13. Carolien Teunisse and Bram Snijders will talk about RE:, a fascinating projection mapping project. The other speakers are Bob Gussenhoven on Arcrane & Sloopvogels, Christian Boer on Typeface Dyslexie and Adriaan de Jongh on Fingle. We’re fully booked but you could still try…

Right on the heels of a wonderful first Amsterdam edition, we’re pleased to announce the next This happened – Utrecht. Our thirteenth edition takes place on Friday, March 30. This is a special edition for us for several reasons: One is that we are kindly hosted by Tweetakt Festival, for whom Kars has curated a…

The speakers lineup is up.

Earlier today we sent out an email announcement to our Netherlands mailing list. In it we already mentioned one additional speaker: Edo Paulus (NL) who’ll talk about SonOrb. The program for Amsterdam #1 is completed by Claire Warnier of Unfold (BE) who will present on Kiosk. All details are available at the event page.

After running over ten events in Utrecht, we are now bringing This happened to Amsterdam. In collaboration with Brakke Grond, our first edition will present a mix of Dutch and Flemish interaction design projects. Please join us for what will surely be a special evening. Speakers confirmed so far: Tim Knapen (BE) on Godmode and…

We’re busy working on final details of the line up and really looking to see everyone in March 2012 at a great new location! Check out the event page for all information and booking.

We’re slowly but surely working to get our backlog of talk videos online. Number ten was kind of special for us, not only because it was, you know, our tenth edition, but also because we were lucky enough to have This happened founder Chris O’Shea over to present Hand From Above. The other talks were…

Sonia Collari completes #12 lineup We are busy with the final preparations for Friday and can announce that the lineup for the upcoming edition at Playgrounds Festival is complete. Our fourth speaker Sonia Cillari talks about Sensitive to Pleasure, a performative electric-field sensing and sound environment. Get a spot on our guest list The event…

So earlier this week we published the videos of This happened – Utrecht #9. Roel Wouters, Vlambeer, DUS Architects and John’s Phone… This was back in February but boy were they great. Numbers 10 and 11 will follow shortly!

We’ve put up details for our next Utrecht event. We’re taking This happened on the road with this one, all the way to Tilburg for the excellent Playgrounds Festival. We’re still putting the finishing touches on the line-up but have three great speakers confirmed so far. Have a look.

Today is the launch of the new website for This happened. Whilst it may not look so different from the previous site, there have been various visual tweeks, but all of the work has gone on behind the scenes. The last website was made up of static files, but the new website has a content…

Announcing the programme & booking information for London #10

This report was written by Camilla Grey of Moving Brands, originally posted on their blog here. Many thanks! Last night, MB’s Design Director (and original wearer of the Three Wolf Moon t-shirt) Campbell Orme spoke at London’s latest This Happened event in Whitechapel. Also speaking was James Wheare, creator of TwitShift – a bot which…

This happened started in London in 2007 by Chris O’Shea, Joel Gethin Lewis and Andreas Müller. We wanted to start our ideal event that would cater to our interest as designers and practitioners, looking at process, how interaction projects actually get made. The London event has become very popular, with tickets being booked up within…