Deyan Sudjic, Harriet Harriss and Nina Hertig talk to Dezeen's editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs about the connections and contrasts between the Bauhaus and Danish design. Watch the talk from the Design Museum in London live from 6:30pm UK time
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To celebrate the centenary year of the Bauhaus movement, Dezeen and Danish tap manufacturer Vola are hosting a panel discussion exploring the influence the German design school had on Danish design.
The talk covers the impact the Bauhaus had on Danish design, and explore which has been more successful in bringing modernist design to the masses.
Among the speakers is Harriet Harriss
On the panel is Sudjic, director of the Design Museum in London, Harriss, reader in architectural education at the Royal College of Art, and Hertig, Danish design expert and co-founder of Sigmar. Sudjic is the current director of the Design Museum in London and was previously editor of Domus Magazine from 2000 to 2004, as well as the founding editor of Blueprint Magazine from 1983 to 1996. He wrote the book B is for Bauhaus, a "personal dictionary" of modern design.
Director of the Design Museum in London, Deyan Sudjic, is on the panel
Harriss is a reader in Architectural Education and head of the research programme in Architecture at the Royal College of Art in London and was a judge for Dezeen Awards 2018. Her 2016 publication "A Gendered Profession" addres...