Straw on time

Portrait

The chest, which was displayed at "Objects of Infinity," has now been sold to the Design Museum Denmark. It is accompanied by a process artwork illustrating how straw has been turned into strips and then assembled multiple times to form the tight, graphic motif that the container is decorated with. It's a good example […]

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[…] simultaneously contain information about the work's origin, ownership, trade history, royalty terms, and much more. NFTs may resemble the concept of provenance in the classical art and museum world, but the possibilities extend much further. This is especially true in terms of buying and selling, where the previous barrier for digital art has been […]

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Still a Bit Ahead

Book Review

[…] lilies, drops, feathers - or from the past: axes, yeast wreaths, Egyptian ornaments. And there's Ditzel's clear fascination with inlaid enamel, cluster constructions, and convex metal surfaces that capture light. One sees how sketches from museum visits inspire jewelry years later. And one watches jewelry gradually emerge from sketches and small models in modeling wax.

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[…] can exhibit at the market. DKoD has about 550 members spread across the country, and in addition to the market, the association also organizes ongoing exhibitions in Officinet, the Biennale for Crafts & Design, the magazine Formkraft, as well as a Christmas market in collaboration with the Design Museum Denmark. Read more about the association

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[…] of education, hospital, upper secondary school, courthouse, county gaol, police headquarters, national survey and cadastre, army barracks, post office, public swimming baths and gyms, co-operative slaughterhouse, art museum, historical museum, town hall, railway station, schools, kindergartens, day nurseries, nursing homes, adult and vocational education and so forth13. Many institutions took over historical buildings, but […]

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Works by: Eske Rex, Lasse Folke, Ane Lykke, Manuel Canu, Mette Ussing, Frederik Gustav, Mette Marie Ørsted, Kasper Kjeldgaard, Erik Krogh, Louise Sass. COMMON GROUND is the second exhibition that the exhibition space has shown, and including the first exhibition WUNDERKAMMER with works by Jacob Sebastian Bang, it sets the stage for a future ambitious […]

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