Few groups encourage discussion more than iD2K16. Elusive, and often challenging, iD2K16 never meant to make a single, identifiable point with their exhibitions, rather, to create intersections, between art, fashion, and consumerism, intersections that open up conversations, sometimes daring, sometimes provocative, and always new.
Listen to Dr. Natalie Smith, Mya Morrison-Middleton, and past director Chloe Geoghegan talk about consumer lifestyle, fashion, "edgy jewellery," and drinking kale despite it's taste in this response to iD2K16's self-titled exhibition in April 2015.