[…] development often takes place inand around the universities. Insuch environments students, teachers and graduates can generate and combine new knowledge and new ways ofthinking, for example intechnology, communication, art and philosophy. And again itisthe combination ofhard knowledge (for example technology) and soft knowledge (for example design) that isexplosive. Bycontrast the influence ofthe old industrial […]

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[…] Tactus Gothersgade 54, Baghuset København december 20 kunstnere udstiller smykker 23/2 -17/3 Helge Larsen & Darani Levers, dansk-australske smykkekunstnere Rundetårn Købmagergade, København Til 10/12 Paper Path -future communication Kim Buck Rådhusstræde 10 København Juleudstilling med årets nye arbejder hos guldsmed Kim Buck Ellen og Knud Dalhoff Larsen’s Fond GI. Kongevej 124, 1. Frederiksberg C […]

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[…] FOR HOLMEGAARD AF CLAUS BJERRE MODUS: ANEW SERIES OF GLASS FOR HOLMEGAARD BY CLAUS BJERRE 17 DANSK SMYKKEKUNST -KOMMUNIKERENDE POESI AF JORUNN VEITEBERG DANISH ART JEWELLERY -POETIC COMMUNICATION BY JORUNN VEITEBERG 21 SPEAKERS CORNER AF UFFE BLACK NIELSEN 27 SPEAKERS CORNER BY UFFE BLACK NIELSEN 29 PETIT STUFF PETIT STUFF EUROPEAN CERAMIC CONTEXT 2006 […]

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Biennalen

2015 Issue #

[…] qualities. As the 2015 biennale so richly demon- strates, the unfinished narratives in today’s diverse crafts scene often attribute an open character to the works, where one-way communication is replaced by the viewer’s active involvement in meaning-making. Lars Dybdahl Other projects take the sculptural approach to the larger scale of the installation, combining multiple […]

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Biennalen

2011 Issue #

[…] still find ways ofdiscovering and re- alising their creative potential; that ifwe are faced with anew and challenging situation, we will find new ways of continu- ing communication through materials and making. Making significant work isacombination of experience, knowledge, imagination and intelligence, Ihope the activity continues. 145 ■ UDSTILLER /EXHIBITOR Andrea Lehmann Sivertsen PROFESSION […]

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Biennalen

2002 Issue #

[…] to what are primarily time-limited, functionally limited collectivities, among which we move as quickly as possible -that is, ifwe do not simply content oursel- ves with electronic communication. This way of living of course also affects our homes. We have tobe able tomake choices. The home has tobe flex- ible. Sometimes there will be […]

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Biennalen

1995 Issue #

[…] propaganda for aesthetic as well as social norms. If one ignores own design metaphysics of “the modern movement”, then design becomes one of the forms of mass communication in modern society and occupies as such afundamental role, practi- cally and psychologically, in everyday life. One of the prerequisites for the dissemina- tion of design […]

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[…] with familiar visual-art strategies. The automat with 10kroner’s worth of’spirit ofcraftsmanship” inaglass, for example, isa recycling ofan old neo-avant-garde joke that doesn’t really add any- thing tothe communication about the works, but instead seems a little pathetic. Among the works too there are afew ofthese aberra- tions. but as awhole the exhibition isquite simply […]

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