Dutch, More Or Less: Contemporary Architecture, Design And Digital Culture
Dutch, More or Less: Contemporary architecture, Design and Digital Culture is a presentation of more than 30 years of Dutch design. Rather than retelling the history of Dutch design, it brings together the ideas, themes and projects that have placed Dutch designers at the forefront of international design. But how do they differ from other designers? And how has the image of 鈥渕ore or less Dutch鈥 design evolved?
Spaces, objects and designed interactions reflect the developments of their time. Phenomena such as globalisation, climate change and an increasingly interconnected world are reflected in the works on display. Political decisions and national branding have also left their mark on the meaning of 鈥淒utchness鈥 in Dutch design.
Architects, designers and digital makers also have their own interpretations. Icons from the 1990s, from architecture firms such as Rem Koolhaas鈥檚 OMA, industrial designers such as Hella Jongerius and digital initiatives such as the original social media platform the Digitale Stad [Digital City], are juxtaposed with projects from the following decades. New approaches, ideas and questions ensure that the disciplines overlap and interact. Young designers are invited to take a look at the future of (Dutch?) design.
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Dutch, More or Less: Contemporary architecture, Design and Digital Culture is a presentation of more than 30 years of Dutch design. Rather than retelling the history of Dutch design, it brings together the ideas, themes and projects that have placed Dutch designers at the forefront of international design. But how do they differ from other designers? And how has the image of 鈥渕ore or less Dutch鈥 design evolved?
Spaces, objects and designed interactions reflect the developments of their time. Phenomena such as globalisation, climate change and an increasingly interconnected world are reflected in the works on display. Political decisions and national branding have also left their mark on the meaning of 鈥淒utchness鈥 in Dutch design.
Architects, designers and digital makers also have their own interpretations. Icons from the 1990s, from architecture firms such as Rem Koolhaas鈥檚 OMA, industrial designers such as Hella Jongerius and digital initiatives such as the original social media platform the Digitale Stad [Digital City], are juxtaposed with projects from the following decades. New approaches, ideas and questions ensure that the disciplines overlap and interact. Young designers are invited to take a look at the future of (Dutch?) design.
Artists on show
- H+N+S
- Next 5 Minutes
- 75B
- Aimée Zito Lema
- Alessandro Mendini
- Atelier NL
- Audrey Large
- Bas van Abel
- Bodil Ouédraogo
- Borek Sipek
- Christian Schwarz
- Christien Meindertsma
- Concrete Blossom
- Cream on Chrome
- Cubic 3 Design
- Dirk Groeneveld
- Dirk van der Kooij,
- Driessens & Verstappen
- DRIFT
- Elisa van Joolen
- Esther Polak
- Gabriel Fontana
- Gijs Bakker
- Hella Jongerius
- Ian Ingram
- Iris van Herpen
- Irma Boom
- Jan Zuiderveld
- Jaromil
- Jeanne van Heeswijk
- Jeffrey Shaw
- Jeroen Kee
- Jo Coenen
- Joes Koppers
- Johan Pijnappel
- Julius Horsthuis
- Karel Martens
- Klarenbeek & Dros en Atelier Luma
- Liesbeth van der Pol
- Marcel Wanders
- Marlies Rohmer Architecture & Urbanism
- Mediamatic Interactive Publishing
- Mieke Gerritzen
- Mina Abouzahra
- MVRDV
- Neutelings Riedijk
- Nikolai Carels
- NL Architects
- Noa Jansma
- Office for Metropolitan Architecture
- Orson+Bodil
- Patta X
- RAAAF
- Sander Wassink
- Schie 2.0
- Shahar Livne
- Simone C. Niquille
- Sjoerd Soeters
- Space&Matter
- Studio Makkink & Bey
- Studio Ossidiana
- Superuse
- technoflesh Studio
- Tejo Remy
- Teresa van Dongen
- Theun Karelse
- TomTom
- Tulip Trust
- UltiMaker
- UNStudio
- Viktor&Rolf
- Waag Society
- Wilma Sommers
- Wouter Stroet
- XS4ALL
- ZUS
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