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New art and technology festival in Delft

Meet Highlight, a new festival that celebrates technology via art. With technology being an important part of the identity of the city of Delft, the festival is spread across several locations throughout the city centre and TU Delft campus.

Part of the Highlight festival is a pop-up college inspired by an article that Delta published on designing for darkness. During this event, that takes place in the TU Delft botanical garden, post-doc Taylor Stone (Technology, Policy, and Management) will discuss how to create a better balance between light and darkness. The entry is free. (MvdV)

 


Highlight takes place from 13 to 15 February. For more information and tickets, visit the festival’s website. 

Editor in chief Saskia Bonger

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s.m.bonger@tudelft.nl

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