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Wüstenrot Stiftung

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#VDMGermanDesign Join us on Thursday, 8 April, for

#VDMGermanDesign
Join us on Thursday, 8 April, for an Instagram Live Talk between curator Erika Pinner and Konstantin Grcic, one of Germany’s most prominent contemporary designers, who conceived the exhibition design. They will talk about their collaborative work on the show and the questions that arose: What stories can objects tell, how can politics and ideology be represented in an exhibition, and which aspects of German design history inspire Konstantin Grcic to this day? The Instagram Live Talk will start at 6 pm (CET).

More information on the Vitra website.

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Have you been looking for “eggs” today? In our

Have you been looking for “eggs” today? In our exhibition “German Design 1949–1989: Two Countries, One History” you can find two very special ones 😊 The "Garden Egg Chair" (1968) by Peter Ghyczy illustrates that the division between East and West Germany was not nearly as strict as it often appears: the futuristic chair was manufactured in almost exactly the same form on both sides of the German border. The design was inspired by space-age aesthetics in form and color, e.g. the backrest can be folded out like a hatch. We look forward to welcoming you at the Vitra Design Museum. Happy Holidays!

Learn more about the exhibition on the Vitra website, and check out videos of previous events and talks about “German Design 1949–1989” on their YouTube channel.

An exhibition by the Vitra Design Museum, the Kunstgewerbemuseum, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, and the Wüstenrot Foundation.

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Photos: Peter Ghyczy, untitled (called »Garden Egg Chair« / »Senftenberger Egg«), 1968, © Vitra Design Museum, photo: Jürgen Hans.

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