REFORM MMXX
PROUDLY PRESENTS
APPLIED EXPERIMENTS by
Davide Ronco (IT)
Hansol Kim (KOR)
Krøyer-Sætter-Lassen (DK)
Lab La Bla (SE)
Sarah Busk & Stine Aagesen (DK)
Sho Ota (JP)
Örnduvald (IS/DK)
Lab La Bla Moving Mountains
Busk Aagesen Middle of Nowhere
Örn Duvald Yes I’m Happy
Hansol Kim Anatomies in Limbo
Sho Ota According to the Grain
Davide Ronco Studio del Presente: Atto Secondo
Krøyer-Sætter-Lassen Ancient Condensa
WITH THIS YEAR’S THEME ‘APPLIED EXPERIMENTS’ REFORM DESIGN BIENNALE AIMS TO EXPLORE HOW CREATIVE EXPERIMENTS CAN BE CARRIED OUT OUTSIDE THE CONVENTIONAL EXHIBITION FORMAT. HOW MIGHT OPEN ENDED EXPLORATIONS AND CRITICAL QUESTIONS MOVE SOCIETY, CITIZENS, COMPANIES, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, ORGANISATIONS AND MORE?
REFORM is the process of change. A change of form. A change of mindset. A change of direction. We question what we already know and perceive as right. REFORM is a common ground and a movement for a new generation of creative practitioners who want to challenge traditional ways of activating objects, ideas and processes.
At REFORM MMXX there will be no conventional exhibition. REFORM continues to be about challenging traditional formats, but in 2020/2021 we want to channel the experiment of reform into reality and into a specific context.
This year’s applicants were encouraged to think outside of the conventional exhibition format and bring their vision and practice into public space, to the consumers, to people. The jury has focused on projects which are able to reform into a context.
Seven projects have been shortlisted, and they will be followed closely by the REFORM-team. The projects are to be applied to reality as pop-up exhibitions at different locations during 2021. Dates and venues to be announced.
Follow REFORM on ↬ Facebook and ↬ Instagram for the latest news and updates.
RE F O R M Design Biennale is kindly supported by Danish Arts Foundation, The Nordic Culture Fund and Danmarks Nationalbanks Jubilæumsfond
Davide Ronco (IT)
Hansol Kim (KOR)
Krøyer-Sætter-Lassen (DK)
Lab La Bla (SE)
Sarah Busk & Stine Aagesen (DK)
Sho Ota (JP)
Örnduvald (IS/DK)
WITH THIS YEAR’S THEME ‘APPLIED EXPERIMENTS’ REFORM DESIGN BIENNALE AIMS TO EXPLORE HOW CREATIVE EXPERIMENTS CAN BE CARRIED OUT OUTSIDE THE CONVENTIONAL EXHIBITION FORMAT. HOW MIGHT OPEN ENDED EXPLORATIONS AND CRITICAL QUESTIONS MOVE SOCIETY, CITIZENS, COMPANIES, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, ORGANISATIONS AND MORE?
At REFORM MMXX there will be no conventional exhibition. REFORM continues to be about challenging traditional formats, but in 2020/2021 we want to channel the experiment of reform into reality and into a specific context.
This year’s applicants were encouraged to think outside of the conventional exhibition format and bring their vision and practice into public space, to the consumers, to people. The jury has focused on projects which are able to reform into a context.
Seven projects have been shortlisted, and they will be followed closely by the REFORM-team. The projects are to be applied to reality as pop-up exhibitions at different locations during 2021. Dates and venues to be announced.
For the latest news and updates follow REFORM here:
↬ Facebook
↬ Instagram
REFORM is the process of change. A change of form. A change of mindset. A change of direction. We question what we already know and perceive as right. REFORM is a common ground and a movement for a new generation of creative practitioners who want to challenge traditional ways of activating objects, ideas and processes.
RE F O R M Design Biennale is kindly supported by Danish Arts Foundation, The Nordic Culture Fund and Danmarks Nationalbanks Jubilæumsfond