Dr Liza Betts joined Summer at the Wharf to speak on something at the core of what we do–the politics of design. So much more than frivolous and arbitrary choices, design betrays deeply rooted supremacies, prejudices, and biases that reflect the wider political landscape. Moving through the histories of class, taste, and culture onto contemporary examples of style "icons" and contentious prints, Liza's talk is important for anyone working in design to listen to.

