Nordic Design Cultures in Transformation, 1960-1980

Nordic Design Cultures in Transformation, 1960-1980

Revolt and Resilience

Fallan, Kjetil; Munch, Anders V.; Zetterlund, Christina

Taylor & Francis Ltd

05/2024

230

Mole

9781032313511

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Introduction: Nordic Design Cultures in Transformation, 1960-1980

Kjetil Fallan, Christina Zetterlund and Anders V. Munch

PART I: Transforming Discourse

1. The Way North: Merging Ideology and Methodology on the Road to Ecological Design

Kjetil Fallan

2. The Total, Global, Living 'Environment': A Key Concept in the Danish Design Debate around 1970

Anders V. Munch and Hans-Christian Jensen

3. Students of Architecture as Environmental Activists: Two Sister Exhibitions about the Environmental Crisis in Sweden and Norway, 1968-1969

Beata Labuhn

4. Exhibition as a Critical Tool: A Conversation with Gunilla Lundahl on Exhibitions, Making Change and Participation

Christina Zetterlund

5. Nordic Revival: Crafting Rural Development in Finnish and Norwegian Design Discourse

Malin Graesse and Kaisu Savola

6. Sami Mobilisation: Institutions and Exhibitions in the 1970s

Anna Westman Kuhmunen

Part II: Transforming Institutions

7. Exhibiting New Cultures of Design: Representing the Cultural and Social Meanings of Design in Three Nordic Exhibitions

Peder Valle, Sabina Maria Rossau and Leena Svinhufvud

8. On a Stormy Sea: Design Education and Politics in Finland

Pekka Korvenmaa

9. Voices of Rebellion: Interviews with Former Students at the Copenhagen School of Arts and Crafts 1969

Vibeke Riisberg, Anders V. Munch and Patricia Fie Nielsen

10. Harmful or Useless? Victor Papanek and the Danish Design Students' Protests

Anders V. Munch, Alison J. Clarke, Vibeke Riisberg and Lene Kiaerbye Pedersen

PART III: Transforming Practices

11. Designing Together: On Histories of Scandinavian User-Centered Design

Maria Goeransdotter

12. Between Craft and Commerce: Norwegian and Danish Textile Design in a Time of Change

Tone Rasch and Trine Brun Petersen

13. Sewing and Sisterhood: Elverhoj, the First Collective Craft Store in Copenhagen

Tau Lenskjold

14. Knowledge to the People: The Professionalisation of Graphic Design in the Norwegian Book Publishing Industry

Thomas T. Nordby
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