By: Lipsum123 In this post I will give a response to the author of the post “How would you like to experience art today?”. The author, Olivnes, goes in depth on one of the ways we can experience art today. The blog post is divided in small paragraphs which makes it easy to read. Due … More In response to “How would you like to experience art today?”
By ByhroH In March I visited the city Paris, the place where people love to travel for all the amazing places to see and experience with their own eyes. I, as many others, fell in love with the city and what it has to offer. I have always loved going to museums and when I … More The Louvre Museum
Written by: magshegs How do you typically picture the audience in museums? If you are like me, I might picture them as relatively grown up. Men and women who have visited hundreds of museums in the past. Staring at sculptures and artworks with their hands folded behind their back. For some museums, that may be … More Targeting the young ones
by bloguseraf Patagonia has been making clothing and equipment for several sports since 1973. Patagonia clothing has a rugged, functional design that will last you for years. From Patagonia you will find other recycled polyester fleece jackets, Fair Trade manufactured garments, and warm recycled down jackets. The first to make recycled polyester from plastic bottle … More GOOD DESIGN GOOD BUSINESS
by ee99 HAY is a Danish design firm that was founded in 2002. Their ambition was to create contemporary furniture that uses sophisticated industrial manufacturing to satisfy the needs of modern living. This goal still remains their mission today; they strive to make good design accessible to the largest possible audience. As I visited HAY … More HAY – contemporary design and modern living
By powerslinky77 Most people have at least one TV in their house. Fewer of them own a SmartTV. What could the reason be? Price? Useless functions? Lack of privacy? There could be many reasons. How necessary is it to have a SmartTV vs a regular TV? What characterizes good design when it comes to the … More Smart-TV – Genius invention?
By Crownbranch In a recent Dagens Næringsliv article titled “Nytt norsk motemerke tar opp kampen mot klesindustrien” Kontrast Project owner Kine Komelien discusses her different ideas and motivations for founding the company and implementing sustainability and change as some of the fashion studio’s key philosophies. One of the most difficult challenges for an organization who rely on design is … More Embracing renewal in a stale industry
by OlgaPatofzki The iPhone is a smartphone designed by Apple. Apple is an American multinational company founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne in 1976. And over the last years Apple, with their IPhones, has been leading in phone technology and considered as good design. But is it really that good of a … More Does IPhones live up to the hype and expectations?
There is no secret that there is usually a demographic homogeneity of the typical museum audience, which often is associated with high art-interest and education.[1] Unfortunately, most people who are not too familiar with the art world might be scared to visit or judge art themselves.[2] In spite of this, I experience Henie Onstad’s to … More Norwegian Documentary Photography – a short journey around the world for all
by neonbluelights I recently made a visit to the Natural History Museum at the University of Oslo. This is Norway’s oldest and largest museum of natural history, and here I visited the Zoological Museum which is displaying wildlife from all parts of the world. The Zoological exhibition is divided into two: A Norwegian hall that … More The Natural History Museum
Making sense of art and design industries 