In line with its current theme on ‘possibilities’, Amman Design Week has invited The Outpost for a residency in Amman for three weeks in April 2019.

Noura Al Sayeh-Holtrop was appointed as the curator of the Hangar Exhibition for the third edition of Amman Design Week, which will take place between the 4th and 12th of October 2019. We interviewed her recently to better understand the challenges of curating Amman Design Week, and the expectations and hopes she has for the participating designers.

Amman Design Week, in collaboration with the Goethe Institut, recently concluded its first workshop in the Textile Innovation Lab series, under the title ‘Material Innovation’.

In a continued partnership with the Microfund for Women, Amman Design Week selected twelve beneficiaries with varying artisanal skills to be part of a workshop on creative skill building, run by Amani Qaddoumi.

Creating a portfolio can be daunting; you want to be sure that you select all of your best work and exhibit it in a way that is representative and illustrative of your skill set.

“Possibilities” is a celebration of the fictional, incomplete, and unsolved. It invites the creation of scenarios and storytelling, narrations by the makers through the act of making.

We are excited to welcome a new curator, appointed to oversee the Hangar Exhibition at Amman Design Week 2019.

Amman Design Week and the Goethe-Institut in Jordan invite designers, scientists, makers, and creatives interested in sustainable materials and material sciences.

We are happy to announce the Award for the Best Restaurant/Cafe Design in Jordan, sponsored by Maison & Objet.

This year, in an effort to join forces and create regional collaboration, Amman Design Week will be supporting local designers to showcase and exhibit their work in Dubai.

Amman Design Week is excited to announce the participants of the Food & Agritech Maker Residency, which is taking place in collaboration with Fab Lab Irbid.

Amman Design Week and CreaCities invite designers, artists, architects, and creatives interested in creating a new collection that integrates their expertise with two traditional local crafts; clay and glassblowing.