Date Posted: 2024-07-11 | | Expires: 2033-07-11

Denmark: Seminar on Scandinavian Design

Program Description

Denmark is a hub for incorporating culture with design. For almost a century, this country has been the center for furniture design internationally. The lifestyle of the locals play a part in the creation of their furniture. Participants will have the opportunity to see the works of Nanna Ditzel, Arne Jacobsen, Poul Kjaerholm, and Hans Wegner in factories, showrooms, and museums.

With an emphasis on Denmark, students will be immersed in the universe of Scandinavian Design. Be a part of the Danish Institute for Study Abroad in Copenhagen and learn about furniture. Go on field trips and listen to fascinating lectures on textiles, lighting, graphic arts, and architecture. There is the opportunity to see IKEA’s headquarters located in Sweden. You will also go on excursions to manufacturers and showrooms such as Midform, Fritz Hansen, and PP Mobler. Further trips include the Danish Design School, the Trapholt Museum, the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, and the Danish Museum of Art and Design.

Program highlights

Maintain an active sketchbook and travel journal
Write responses to assigned readings and opinions on excursions
Be immersed in the Danish culture
Create a portfolio that will guide you through design practice

Visa Support

No

Language Skills Required:

English

Age Requirement:

Email Program

Program Details

Types - Subjects

Art & Fine Arts, Arts, Culinary Arts, Design, Fashion Design & Merchandising, Furniture Design, Graphic Design, Industrial Design, Interior Design, Jewelry Design, Liberal Arts, Visual Arts, Web Design

Locations

Denmark - Copenhagen

Program Price

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