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SUMMARY:The Shakers: A World in the Making
DESCRIPTION:In summer 2025\, the Vitra Design Museum will present a major exhibition exploring the American Shaker community and their unique design culture. Established in the eighteenth century\, the Shakers were a free church community that embraced social equality\, communal property\, and pacifism\, viewing labour and design as crucial expressions of their faith. The Shakers’ radically simple\, functional objects have had a profound influence on modern design\, inspiring generations of artists\, architects\, and designers up to the present day. The exhibition will showcase a wide range of Shaker furniture\, architecture\, tools\, and commercial goods\, drawn primarly from Shaker Museum\, Chatham (USA). Works by contemporary artists and designers enter into dialogue with the historic exhibits\, reflecting on the Shakers’ enduring relevance. \nAn exhibition organised by the Vitra Design Museum\, the Milwaukee Art Museum\, the Institute of Contemporary Art Philadelphia\, and the Wüstenrot Foundation. \nIn collaboration with Shaker Museum
URL:https://wdo.org/event/the-shakers-a-world-in-the-making/
LOCATION:Vitra Design Museum\, Charles-Eames-Straße 2\, Weil am Rhein\, 79576\, Germany
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SUMMARY:Nike: Form Follows Motion
DESCRIPTION:With »Nike: Form Follows Motion« the Vitra Design Museum will present the first ever museum exhibition about Nike\, the world’s most revered sports brand. The exhibition will explore the company’s five-decade ascent from a grassroots start-up to a global phenomenon. The focus is on Nike’s design history: from the company’s beginnings in the 1960s and the design of its famous »swoosh« logo\, to iconic products such as Air Max and Flyknit\, and current research devoted to future materials and sustainability. Following the Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games in Paris as well as the European Football Championship in Germany\, the exhibition will emphasize the importance of sports for design innovation and social change\, while also shedding light on the almost mythical devotion to sneakers and sportswear in popular culture and social media. The exhibition has been initiated and produced by the Vitra Design Museum and curated by Glenn Adamson.
URL:https://wdo.org/event/nike-form-follows-motion/
LOCATION:Vitra Design Museum\, Charles-Eames-Straße 2\, Weil am Rhein\, 79576\, Germany
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