With a focus on the present and the future, our exhibition program aims to make knowledge accessible and inspire, but also to spark conversations about current issues in architecture, design and crafts.
With a focus on the present and the future, our exhibition program aims to make knowledge accessible and inspire, but also to spark conversations about current issues in architecture, design and crafts.
What would your life look like if all the plastic in your home disappeared overnight? For one month, the Hesse family lived completely without plastic and had to navigate everyday life using products made of wood, metal, glass, wool, and ceramics. The exhibition Plastbantarna shows what happened – and what is hidden in our homes.
Read moreThe results of a unique collaborative project in which designers and craftspeople meet on equal terms. The exhibition presents new objects that move in the space between tradition and innovation, developed through close dialogue, material knowledge, and shared exploration.
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Nine designers have, using a whittling knife, been able to put their own mark on a wooden stool made from leftover materials.
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The annual award Swedish Book Design has, since 1934, recognised exemplary book production with the aim of strengthening quality within the publishing industry. Each year, 25 titles are selected by an expert jury. The selection is presented in a catalogue and in an exhibition at Form/Design Center.
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This autumn there is an election – a reason to draw attention to how democracy is designed and the physical forms it takes. The exhibition highlights the symbols, objects and rituals that together make up the choreography of democracy.
Read more'From Now On' is a project by students from the School of Industrial Design at Lund University, where historical civilizations serve as a starting point for exploring more cyclical and sustainable ways of organizing contemporary society.
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Hear our knowledgeable staff tell you more about our current exhibitions! We offer guided tours for companies, schools, institutions and private groups.
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