This exhibition in Prague invites visitors to explore the compelling historical development of modern design. Trace the journey of iconic furniture and revolutionary concepts, understanding the key innovations that continue to influence everyday objects. This journey through design history illuminates the profound impact of creative thought.
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Explore the evolution of modern design, tracing the history and development of iconic furniture pieces. This exhibition delves into the thought processes and revolutions that shaped everyday objects.
This exhibition, titled 'Evoluce moderního designu' (Evolution of Modern Design), invites visitors to contemplate the historical development and underlying thought processes that have shaped modern design, particularly in the context of furniture. It aims to shed light on why everyday objects, like chairs, are designed the way they are, presenting them not just as functional items but as outcomes of significant design revolutions and evolving ways of thinking. The exhibition is set to open on April 21, 2026. It is presented by the Design Museum in Malá Strana, offering a look into the core of the design world and its continuous transformation.
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Design Museum Prague presents "Brutalismus," an exhibition exploring the bold architectural and design movement. It showcases fragments of Prague's disappearing Brutalist heritage, featuring pieces from demolished structures and a unique armchair by Olbram Zoubek.
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