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Tuesday: 10–20
Wednesday: 10–18
Thursday: 10–18
Friday: 10–20
Saturday: 11–18
Sunday: 11–18
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Architecture in Sweden: Free admission
Young Swedish Design 2019: Free admission
News
ArkDes introduces ArkDes Think Tank
ArkDes Think Tank is a creative hub for research, collaboration and strategic analysis within architecture and design. Architecture and design professionals can now apply for grants to conduct investigative research. Available funds total 1 million Swedish krona.
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The winners of Gingerbread House 2018
Approximately 20 hours of baking gave Jacqueline Broms the audience prize in ArkDes’ gingerbread house competition. There was a record number participating in this year’s competition, with their unique interpretations of the theme “Luxury” – 153 gingerbread houses in all. Here are the winners of Gingerbread House 2018.
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ArkDes awarded Sutnar Prize
The Ladislav Sutnar Faculty of Design and Art at the University of West Bohemia has awarded ArkDes and the museum’s deputy director, Eric De Groat, the Ladislav Sutnar Prize for working to raise awareness about architecture and design, and for ensuring public access to one of the world’s most important architectural collections.
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Tuesday
19 February
Guided tour: Young Swedish Design 2019
17:00
Discover the most intriguing new designs from Sweden’s young creatives. Join a guided tour of the exhibition Young Swedish Design.
Tuesday
19 February
Launch of The Nordic Report 01
17:00
Join ArkDes and Form Design Center at the launch of The Nordic Report 01
The publication contains a summary of over sixty innovative examples of more sustainable production and consumption methods found in the Nordic region.
The report is produced by SUSTAINORDIC, a network that aims to strengthen and promote sustainable production and consumption approaches from a Nordic perspective in accordance to Goal 12 in Agenda 2030.
Programme
17.00. Kieran Long, Director at ArkDes greats everybody welcome.
17.10. Jakob Trollbäck, The New Division/Trollbäck+Company speaks about their work with Agenda 2030.
17.35. Panel discussion with Helena Uesson and Jonas Olsson about making The Nordic Report.
17.45.-19.00. Mingling, refreshments and sustainable music by Daniel Savio.
In Aula ArkDes.
Thursday
21 February
Lecture: Live Curating in Architecture – From Master Houses to Working with a Broken Planet
16:00
How to exhibit something so big, so unmovable as architecture? Making architecture exhibitions is challenged by the absence of the object of architecture. Public lecture by professor Elke Krasny, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna followed by a panel discussion.
Much exhibition making still relies on the historical triad of drawing, plan, and model making use of the remnants left behind in the wake of the architectural design process.
But what about curating architecture? What about live curating in architecture? The lecture explores two different sites: the Master Houses, icons of modernism in Dessau, Germany, and the Open Centre/Free Middle, an urban wilderness on former railway lands currently transformed into a new urban neighborhood in Vienna. From these sites we will learn that live curating in architecture reveals the conditions of capital, technology, ecology, and labor architecture is a response to and an expression of. Moving from progress-centric Modernism to the Anthropocene-violence of our present moment, live curating engages the scale of 1:1 and performs architecture rather than turning it into a show.
Public lecture by professor Elke Krasny, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna followed by a panel discussion with professor Elke Krasny, Thordis Arrhenius, associate professor KTH School of Architecture and Christina Pech, research coordinator and lecturer, ArkDes. Moderated by Roemer van Toorn, professor at UMA / Umeå School of Architecture.
Elke Krasny is professor for Art and Education at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. She holds a PhD from the University of Reading, UK. Her research connects contemporary art, architecture, urbanism, memory studies, and feminisms. She explores curatorial formats including research-based exhibitions, field work, conversations, collective writing, reading groups, the public feminist forum, or care walks. In 2012, she was a visiting scholar at the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal. Curatorial works include: Critical Care. Architecture and Urbanism for a Broken Planet, with Angelika Fitz, at Architekturzentrum Wien, Vienna Austria 2019, Suzanne Lacy’s International Dinner Party in Feminist Curatorial Thought, shown in the framework of the 2016 AHRA Conference Architecture & Feminisms at KTH Stockholm, In Reserve! The Household with Regina Bittner at Bauhaus Dessau 2015, and Hands-On Urbanism 1850-2012.The Right to Green, Venice Biennale for Architecture, 2012.
In Aula ArkDes. In English.
Sunday
24 February
Family Sunday: Build high!
12:00
Build high towers in our studio! In a family presentation in Architecture in Sweden, you pick up building tips and an insight into how people have tried to build high, stable buildings down the ages.
People have long been striving to be able to build as high as possible. Children and adults are welcome to work together to build high using thin paper tubes and hot-melt adhesive in our studio. Feel free to put whatever you build to the ultimate strength test: by taking it home with you.
Free tickets are available from the information desk when the museum opens. Be in time so you don’t miss the presentation! Limited availability. From age of 4.
Sunday
24 February
Guided tour: Young Swedish Design 2019
14:00
Discover the most intriguing new designs from Sweden’s young creatives. Join a guided tour of the exhibition Young Swedish Design.
Tuesday
26 February
February half term: Build High!
13:00
Build high towers in our studio! In a family presentation in Architecture in Sweden, you pick up building tips and an insight into how people have tried to build high, stable buildings down the ages.
People have long been striving to be able to build as high as possible. Children and adults are welcome to work together to build high using thin paper tubes and hot-melt adhesive in our studio. Feel free to put whatever you build to the ultimate strength test: by taking it home with you.
Free tickets are available from the information desk when the museum opens. Be in time so you don’t miss the presentation! Limited availability. From age of 4.
Tuesday
26 February
Guided tour: Young Swedish Design 2019
17:00
Discover the most intriguing new designs from Sweden’s young creatives. Join a guided tour of the exhibition Young Swedish Design.
Wednesday
27 February
February half term: Build High!
13:00
Build high towers in our studio! In a family presentation in Architecture in Sweden, you pick up building tips and an insight into how people have tried to build high, stable buildings down the ages.
People have long been striving to be able to build as high as possible. Children and adults are welcome to work together to build high using thin paper tubes and hot-melt adhesive in our studio. Feel free to put whatever you build to the ultimate strength test: by taking it home with you.
Free tickets are available from the information desk when the museum opens. Be in time so you don’t miss the presentation! Limited availability. From age of 4.
Thursday
28 February
February half term: Build High!
13:00
Build high towers in our studio! In a family presentation in Architecture in Sweden, you pick up building tips and an insight into how people have tried to build high, stable buildings down the ages.
People have long been striving to be able to build as high as possible. Children and adults are welcome to work together to build high using thin paper tubes and hot-melt adhesive in our studio. Feel free to put whatever you build to the ultimate strength test: by taking it home with you.
Free tickets are available from the information desk when the museum opens. Be in time so you don’t miss the presentation! Limited availability. From age of 4.
Friday
1 March
February half term: Build High!
13:00
Build high towers in our studio! In a family presentation in Architecture in Sweden, you pick up building tips and an insight into how people have tried to build high, stable buildings down the ages.
People have long been striving to be able to build as high as possible. Children and adults are welcome to work together to build high using thin paper tubes and hot-melt adhesive in our studio. Feel free to put whatever you build to the ultimate strength test: by taking it home with you.
Free tickets are available from the information desk when the museum opens. Be in time so you don’t miss the presentation! Limited availability. From age of 4.
Saturday
2 March
February half term: Build High!
13:00
Build high towers in our studio! In a family presentation in Architecture in Sweden, you pick up building tips and an insight into how people have tried to build high, stable buildings down the ages.
People have long been striving to be able to build as high as possible. Children and adults are welcome to work together to build high using thin paper tubes and hot-melt adhesive in our studio. Feel free to put whatever you build to the ultimate strength test: by taking it home with you.
Free tickets are available from the information desk when the museum opens. Be in time so you don’t miss the presentation! Limited availability. From age of 4.
Sunday
3 March
February half term: Build High!
12:00
Build high towers in our studio! In a family presentation in Architecture in Sweden, you pick up building tips and an insight into how people have tried to build high, stable buildings down the ages.
People have long been striving to be able to build as high as possible. Children and adults are welcome to work together to build high using thin paper tubes and hot-melt adhesive in our studio. Feel free to put whatever you build to the ultimate strength test: by taking it home with you.
Free tickets are available from the information desk when the museum opens. Be in time so you don’t miss the presentation! Limited availability. From age of 4.
Sunday
3 March
Family Sunday: Build high!
12:00
Build high towers in our studio! In a family presentation in Architecture in Sweden, you pick up building tips and an insight into how people have tried to build high, stable buildings down the ages.
People have long been striving to be able to build as high as possible. Children and adults are welcome to work together to build high using thin paper tubes and hot-melt adhesive in our studio. Feel free to put whatever you build to the ultimate strength test: by taking it home with you.
Free tickets are available from the information desk when the museum opens. Be in time so you don’t miss the presentation! Limited availability. From age of 4.
Sunday
3 March
Guided tour: Young Swedish Design 2019
14:00
Discover the most intriguing new designs from Sweden’s young creatives. Join a guided tour of the exhibition Young Swedish Design.
Tuesday
5 March
Guided tour: Young Swedish Design 2019
17:00
Discover the most intriguing new designs from Sweden’s young creatives. Join a guided tour of the exhibition Young Swedish Design.
Sunday
10 March
Family Sunday: Build high!
12:00
Build high towers in our studio! In a family presentation in Architecture in Sweden, you pick up building tips and an insight into how people have tried to build high, stable buildings down the ages.
People have long been striving to be able to build as high as possible. Children and adults are welcome to work together to build high using thin paper tubes and hot-melt adhesive in our studio. Feel free to put whatever you build to the ultimate strength test: by taking it home with you.
Free tickets are available from the information desk when the museum opens. Be in time so you don’t miss the presentation! Limited availability. From age of 4.
Sunday
10 March
Guided tour: Young Swedish Design 2019
14:00
Discover the most intriguing new designs from Sweden’s young creatives. Join a guided tour of the exhibition Young Swedish Design.
Tuesday
12 March
Guided tour: Young Swedish Design 2019
17:00
Discover the most intriguing new designs from Sweden’s young creatives. Join a guided tour of the exhibition Young Swedish Design.
Sunday
17 March
Family Sunday: Build high!
12:00
Build high towers in our studio! In a family presentation in Architecture in Sweden, you pick up building tips and an insight into how people have tried to build high, stable buildings down the ages.
People have long been striving to be able to build as high as possible. Children and adults are welcome to work together to build high using thin paper tubes and hot-melt adhesive in our studio. Feel free to put whatever you build to the ultimate strength test: by taking it home with you.
Free tickets are available from the information desk when the museum opens. Be in time so you don’t miss the presentation! Limited availability. From age of 4.
Sunday
17 March
Guided tour: Young Swedish Design 2019
14:00
Discover the most intriguing new designs from Sweden’s young creatives. Join a guided tour of the exhibition Young Swedish Design.
Tuesday
19 March
Guided tour: Young Swedish Design 2019
17:00
Discover the most intriguing new designs from Sweden’s young creatives. Join a guided tour of the exhibition Young Swedish Design.
Sunday
24 March
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
26 March
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
31 March
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
2 April
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
7 April
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
9 April
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
14 April
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
16 April
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
21 April
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
23 April
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
28 April
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
30 April
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
5 May
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
7 May
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
12 May
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
14 May
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
19 May
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
21 May
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
26 May
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
28 May
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
28 May
Book launch: Permanent Temporariness, by Sandi Hilal and Alessandro Petti
18:00
Permanent Temporariness is a book, a catalogue, and an archive that accounts for 15 years of research and experimentation by Sandi Hilal and Alessandro Petti.
The publication presents and reflects on issues related to the condition of permanent temporariness that permeates contemporary forms of life. Some of the concepts addressed by Hilal and Petti’s work span from the role of architecture in refugee camps, the critical understanding of the idea of heritage, or the potential of hospitality to subvert the separation of private and public life.
Participants: Charles Esche, Sandi Hilal, Walter Mignolo, Alessandro Petti, Rahel Shawl
The event brings together the authors along with collaborators and friends for an informal conversation around some of the projects and ideas included in the book.
In ArkDes Library.
Sunday
2 June
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
4 June
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
9 June
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
11 June
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
16 June
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
18 June
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
23 June
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
25 June
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
30 June
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
2 July
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
7 July
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
9 July
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
14 July
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
16 July
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
21 July
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
23 July
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
28 July
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Tuesday
30 July
Guided tour: The Future starts here
17:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
Sunday
4 August
Guided tour: The Future starts here
14:00
The world of tomorrow is shaped by the designs and technologies emerging today.
This exhibition brings together 80 objects that point towards where society might be headed.
Guided by ethical and speculative questions, The Future Starts Here invites the visitor to consider what impact these objects might have on your bodies, your home, your work and your planet – ultimately your life and death. How could they affect the way you live, learn and even love?
