 The Hague Design and Government - Newsletter 15, 29 July 2010 |
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The Hague Design and Government is a project by Foundation Design Den Haag 2010-2018.
Read more on www.designdenhaag.eu
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A project by Design Den Haag
Books on design and government
National Library, The Hague Those who have become curious after the exhibitions, debates and documentaries and want to know more about the theme design and government, can go to the National Library in The Hague. On the first floor the library has a section with books in relation to the subject. Read more
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A project by Design Den Haag
Daily bureaucracy The visual language of the German government Lucas Verweij and Madeleine Kotte have photographed buildings, working spaces and forms from local governments in Berlin. The series shows various displays of the bureaucracy of the government that we encounter in our daily lives. Read more
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A project by Design Den Haag
Norm=Form
28 August - 17 October, Zeche Zollverein Essen In the context of RUHR.2010, cultural capital of Europe, our exhibition Norm=Form will travel from the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag to Essen, Germany. The exhibition will take place at the industrial heritage site Zeche Zollverein. The old coal mine complex is on UNESCO's world heritage list since 2001. Read more
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In the context of The Hague Design and Government
New classics, old moderns
The Hague The lampposts designed for the government by the Dutch designers Piet Zwart and Friso Kramer, in the 1920's and 60's, are being replaced by street lighting with a nostalgic, historical look, at various locations in The Hague. Read more |
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