Dutch design

Rounding off celebrations for Sottsass’s 100th birthday, the Stedelijk Museum in 's-Hertongenbosch proposes an intriguing exhibition: thanks also to the installation by the young Italian designer Francesco Zorzi who, amidst connections and references, portrays the image of a complex artist.

Using video work and other technology, Maarten Baas creates clocks that appear to be inhabited by men who appear to be manually keeping time, each actually a 12-hour recorded performance being displayed. He’s created these in varying scales, from human-sized grandfather clocks to the major project Schiphol clock, located international terminal of an Amsterdam airport.

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Book cover made in the late 50's to the 70's by graphic designer Dick Bruna

According to Dutch interior stylist Theo-Bert Pot, houses should be decorated with color. Therefore, in his own The Hague apartment, you won't find a single

"I am a functionalist troubled by aesthetics." All histories start at the beginning and so I shall start at the beginning. Willem (or Wim) Hendrik Crouwel was born in 1928 in Groningen, The Netherlands. He

Stedelijk Museum Poster, 1965 Wim Crouwel (1928) is a Dutch graphic designer and typographer. He studied Fine Arts at Academie Minerva in Groningen, The Netherlands, and typography at the Gerrit...

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