In today’s climate of identity politics, this choice feels liberating. The new design exhibitions in Oslo and Copenhagen articulate the relationship between aesthetics and politics in two different ways.
Over the past few years, we have also seen waves being made in the village pond that is home to today’s ‘leading Danish’ culture scene, science and politics. This is where there is a potential for effecting change through debate and politics.
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