Sustain Able Voices 5 March – 13 September 2020
Sustain Able Voices
5 March – 13 September 2020
The sustainable solutions of the future will be shaped by openness, courage and a desire to experiment. Sustain Able Voices is an inspiring, engaging exhibition featuring young voices, in a collaboration between IKEA Museum and Svensk Form.
Sustain Able Voices at IKEA Museum.
Under normal circumstances, Sustain Able Voices would now be showing to visitors at IKEA Museum in Älmhult. Since 1998, the jury of Young Swedish Design has been awarding distinctions for innovative, boundary-crossing design. The exhibition is based on 25 selected contributions from 2004 to 2020, and interviews with some of the designers behind them. Please join us on a digital showing of thought-provoking design that inspires a more sustainable future.
Anna Sandberg Falk, Curator, IKEA Museum
The world doesn’t need more things – it needs the right kind of things! Now more than ever, the world also needs huge amounts of courage, creativity and commitment – commitment which is growing ever stronger among many young people today. And that gives cause for hope!
Mats Widbom, MD of Svensk Form (Swedish Society of Crafts and Design)
Josefine Gennert Jakobsson Mural Dressing, 2018
Rebecca Ahlstedt R-use R-design R-vitalise R-ockingchair: Swinging plastic, 2004
Martin Thübeck Lobster, 2019
Kristina Schultz Lindberg 100 Days of Need and Greed, 2016
Emeli Höcks Compostable Composite, 2017
Jan Klingler Bacteria in a New Light, 2019
Elias Båth Död mark/Dead Ground, 2020
Victor Alge Alces Alces, 2018
Interviews with nine of the designers behind Sustain Able Voices.
The exhibition shows selected design by Cecilia Actis, Rebecca Ahlstedt, Victor Alge, Karin Bodin, Amanda Borgfors Mészàros, Elias Båth, Emma Dahlqvist, Robert During Janson, Jenny Ekdahl, Fredrik Färg, Erika Geiger Ohlin, Josefine Gennert Jakobsson, Lies-Marie Hoffmann, Mia Hulterstam, Emeli Höcks, Jan Klinger, Anton Kolbe, Per Nadén, Johanna Nestor, Nonhuman Nonsense, Christoffer Ohlander, Erik Olsson, Jens Peterson Berger, Kristina Schultz Lindberg, Martin Thübeck and Olov Ylinenpää.
Sustain Able Voices
5 March – 13 September 2020
The sustainable solutions of the future will be shaped by openness, courage and a desire to experiment. Sustain Able Voices is an inspiring, engaging exhibition featuring young voices, in a collaboration between IKEA Museum and Svensk Form.
Anna Sandberg Falk, Curator, IKEA Museum
Sustain Able Voices at IKEA Museum.
The world doesn’t need more things – it needs the right kind of things! Now more than ever, the world also needs huge amounts of courage, creativity and commitment – commitment which is growing ever stronger among many young people today. And that gives cause for hope!
Mats Widbom, MD of Svensk Form (Swedish Society of Crafts and Design)
Josefine Gennert Jakobsson Mural Dressing, 2018
Rebecca Ahlstedt R-use R-design R-vitalise R-ockingchair: Swinging plastic, 2004
Martin Thübeck Lobster, 2019
Kristina Schultz Lindberg 100 Days of Need and Greed, 2016
Emeli Höcks Compostable Composite, 2017
Jan Klingler Bacteria in a New Light, 2019
Elias Båth Död mark/Dead Ground, 2020
Victor Alge Alces Alces, 2018
Interviews with nine of the designers behind Sustain Able Voices.