#kunstindustrimuseet

[lisablasstudio]

Monday's image: September 26, 2022

Hannah Ryggen, Spania, Wool and linen tapestry, 193.5 x 219.5 centimeters, 1938, Stiftelsen Kunstindustrimuseet, The Design Collections, Oslo, Norway

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[operafantomet]

For some reason this 1886 dress gives me all kinds of Christine Daaé vibes. Wedding dress meets Wishing dress meets... FAB.

Made by Leitner in Vienna (care of The National Museum in Norway )

[aneacostumes]

Queen Maud + pink

Of the wardrobe today in The National Museum in Oslo, a predominantely large part of the dresses are pink. It’s said to have been Queen Maud’d favourite colour, especially the more beige dominated borderlining “deadleaf”, the big hit colour of the 1930s. Pink is present in her wedding trousseau, in her exquisite 1897 fancy dress, in day dresses and in gala gowns. Here’s some favourites (all in the care of The National Museum in Oslo).

[bowerbirde]

Mary Jane shoes by Hook, Knowles & Co. Ltd, 1920s

'Machine-woven silk satin edged with machine-woven silk ribbon in two-shaft binding, lining of machine-woven cotton satin and leather, metal buckle with glass stones, leather sole, gluing, stapling and machine and hand stitching.'

Stiftelsen Kunstindustrimuseet, Designsamlingene

[ifreakingloveroyals]

Through the Years → Mette-Marit, Crown Princess of Norway (446/∞)

15 February 2012 | Princess Mette-Marit of Norway attends the opening of the Jubilee Exhibition 'Royal journeys 1905 - 2005' at Kunstindustrimuseet in Oslo, Norway. (Photo by Ragnar Singsaas/WireImage)

[fierrophotography]

Another recent shot: Kaare Klint's bed for DEPARTURES magazine. Shot at Danish Design Museum in Copenhagen, where Klint transformed a hospital to today's center of Scandinavian designs almost a century ago. . . . #midcenturymodern #denmark #copenhagen #designmuseum #kunstindustrimuseet #kaareklint #vancouverphotographer #kyokofierro #locationshoot #travelphotography #workation #departures @departuresmag @designmuseumdanmark (at Designmuseum Danmark) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqiSQ5BhuuB/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=el9qed2g91pq

[astorccd]

Week 5

1. Using the past exhibitions from Te Papa ( on the Te Papa website and link in the talk uploaded below )  identify an exhibition that has displayed a collection that reflects the identities of a specific social/ cultural group, medium, or social issue. Identify the key drivers behind the collection, curation and exhibition strategies.

An excellent visual artist Janet Lilo created an installation called “Share The Love”, she developed this installation for more than a decade to study how people use social networking sites. The giant orange neon lights exude a feeling of warmth, and whenever visitors enter this special space, they can feel the existence of love from the neon. Benches allow people to sit down and talk freely. Moreover, the white message board allows visitors to leave what they feel in their hearts at this moment. Her inspiration was from thousands of images and videos collected by Bebo, Myspace, Facebook and YouTube and the neon lights are inspired by Bebo invitations to send the virtual hearts to friends.

2. Select an example of a design focused museum ( for example, The Dowse, The Design Museum in London, Cooper Hewitt/ Smithsonian New York, The Danish Design Museum in Copenhagen, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London -- or any other of your choice. 

Danish Museum of Art & Design

The Danish Museum of Art & Design (formerly, Danish Museum of Decorative Art; Danish: Kunstindustrimuseet) is a museum in Copenhagen for Danish and international design and crafts. It features works of famous Danish designers like Arne Jacobsen, Jacob Jensen and Kaare Klint, who was one of the two architects who remodeled the former Frederiks Hospital (built 1752–57) into a museum in the 1920s. The exhibition also features a variety of Chinese and German porcelain.

The museum houses the biggest library for design in Scandinavia. It also hosts a fully annotated and illustrated database of all furniture made in Denmark from 1900 to 2000, originally compiled by Reese and Marilyn Palley and later donated to and further developed by the museum.

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An object for producing sound that is visually more coherent to music and sound than the usual boxy loudspeaker. The idea was developed for the “Rumfang” exhibition at the Danish Design Center in Copenhagen and Abitare il Tempo in Verona, Italy in 2000. Sound Object was exhibited at Spiral Garden in Tokyo 2001 and in cbi showroom during the Salone del Mobile in Milan 2002. Included in the permanent collection of Kunstindustrimuseet in Oslo.

[olabillgren]

Grupputställningar

Urval av grupputställningar

1957 Konstnärer på österlen, Bergengrenska gården, Simrishamn. Konstnärer kring Kåseberga, (även 1959).

1958 Konstmuseet i Ystad, tills. med Abelardo Herrero, Karl Huber och Peter Loew.

1959 Skånes Konstförenings Höstsalong, Lunds Konsthall, Senare deltaganden i Höstsalongen: 1960-65,1967,1969,1971-73. Grupputställning, SDS-hallen, Malmö.

1960 Unga tecknare, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm.

1961 Österlengruppen, Konstmuseet i Ystad.

1962 Österlengruppen, Rådhushallen, Malmö.

1965 De Ungas Artotek, Malmö. Exhibition Séntimentale, De Ungas Artotek, Malmö, tills. med Anita Nilsson och Roland K Nilsson. X-gruppen, Galleri Karlsson, Stockholm. X-gruppen, Galleri Loftet, Malmö. 1:e Nordiske Ungdomsbiennale,Charlottenborg, Köpenhamn.

1966 Rum för fantasin, Skånska Konstmuseum, Lunds Universitet. 13 unga från Skåne, Sveagalleriet, Stockholm och Kalmar Museum.

1967 Här och nu, Gävle museum. Människa nu, Lunds Konsthall. Ung generation, Hägerstens Konstförening. Bildkonst och massmediabild, Skånska Konstmuseum, Lunds Universitet. 17 unga, Konstakademien, Stockholm. 5:e Biennale de Paris, Musée d'Art Moderne, Paris.

1968 Skånekonst av idag, vandringsutställning i Finland, arr. Malmö Museum. Folk, fän, fordon, Konsthallen Göteborg.

1969 Redovisning, Galleri östergren, Malmö.

1970 Svenskt Alternativ, Moderna Museet, Stockholm. Närvarande, Konsthallen Göteborg. Multikonst, Lunds Konsthall.

1971 Alternative Suédoise, Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris. Svensk Alternativ, Louisiana, Humlebæk. Bilder från Sverige, Vestlandske Kunstindustrimuseet/Bergens Billedgalleri/Galleri F-15, Moss. 7:e Biennale de Paris (Section hyperréaliste), Pare Floral, Paris. Aktuell Skånekonst, Linköpings Konstförening.

1972 Swedish Art, a Contemporary Theme, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo-Kyoto. Images du Nord, Musée Dynamique, Dakar. Galerie Belle, Västerås, tills. med Barbro Bäckström och Anita Nilsson.

1974 Realism, Lunds Konsthall. Ars 74, Ateneum, Helsingfors.

1975 Konst O.K., Malmö. Nouvelle Subjectivité, ARC, Festival d'Automne, Paris. Neuer Realismus aus Schweden, Bonn, Niirnberg, Dortmund och Lübeck.

1976 Farväl realism! (Neuer Realismus aus Schweden), Malmö Konsthall International Events, Biennale di Venezia.

1977 Arte Sueco Contemporàneo, Museo de Arte Moderno, Bosque de Chapulpec.

1978 Biennale de Paris "59-73" Seibu Museum, Tokyo Aura 50 år,Lunds Konsthall

1979 Svenskt Måleri,: Stort Format, Malmö Konsthall

1980 Nordiska paviljongen, Biennale di Venezia, tills. med Jan Håfström. även i Moderna Museet, Stockholm.

1981 I vattenfärg, Göteborgs Konstmuseum.

1983 Fem svenske kunstnere, Galerie Asbæk, Köpenhamn. Ibid II, Münchenbryggeriet, Stockholm.

1984 Buscando el Norte, Museo Español de Arte Contemporàneo, Madrid.V Grupputställning, Galleri W, Simrishamn, tills, med Anita Nilsson och Peter Tillberg. Galleri Engström, Stockholm. Måleriska resor, Galerie Leger, Malmö.

1985 Galleri Engström, Stockholm. BarBar, Stockholm.

1987 Helldunkelhell, Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin.

1988 Made in Camera, Galleri Sten Eriksson, Stockholm. Inre, Krapperups Konsthall. Swedish Currents, Bethel College, St Paul, Minnesota. Aura 60 år, Lunds Konsthall.

1989 Konst på papper, Svenska Bilder, Stockholm. Skandinavien gratuliert Bonn, Syndikathalle, Bonn.

1990 Nordic Art Exhibition, Charlottenborg, Köpenhamn. Grupputställning, Galleri Susanne Ottesen, Köpenhamn. Grupputställning, Hartbye's, Paris. Jubileumsutställning, Galleri Wallner, Malmö. Works on Paper, Galleri Engström, Stockholm. Nordkunst, Galerie Anette Gullberg, Köln.

1991 Yttre, Södertälje Konsthall. 7 Contemporary Swedes, Galerie Leger, Bryssel. The Contemporary Art in Sweden, vandringsutställning i Japan.

1992 Il Paessaggio Culturale, Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Rom.

1995 Gitter och rötter, Rooseum, Malmö. Stilleben, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm.

[operafantomet]

...but who can name the face...?

( photo: @iadoremusicals )

[aneacostumes]

Evolution in women’s fashion in Europe, 1770s to 1910s

All attires from The National Museum in Oslo

[ifreakingloveroyals]

15 February 2012 | Princess Mette-Marit of Norway and Prince Haakon of Norway attend the opening of the Jubilee Exhibition 'Royal journeys 1905 - 2005' at Kunstindustrimuseet in Oslo, Norway. (c) Ragnar Singsaas/Getty Images

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