Culture Night: Designmuseum Danmark

Design after dark.

Eight exhibitions, three concerts, a creative workshop, light projections on the facade and chili con carne in the café. It might sound like a festival, but it’s just one evening at Designmuseum Danmark during Culture Night.

The museum remains open until midnight, offering visitors a chance to explore the history of design in a relaxed evening atmosphere. In the Banquet Hall, guests can participate in block printing workshops inspired by the current exhibition The Power of Print. Outside, the building’s facade is illuminated by light projections from the artist collective Tokyo Blue, whose work interacts with the architecture and draws on themes from The Power of Print.

The night’s music lineup includes DJ Nicka from Stella Polaris, who will play throughout the evening, electronic jazz by Cort Lunde and Danish-language pop with an edge from Karoline Funder.

Admission to all events is free with a Culture Pass.

PROGRAMME

18.00-23.00: Creative workshop: Prints and sounds
Unleash your creativity in the festival hall with block printing inspired by the exhibition The Power of Print. Create your own colourful compositions and take them home. Suitable for adults and children from 7 years and up.

18.00-00.00: Exhibitions after dark
Experience design in evening ambience and explore the museum’s eight exhibitions.

18.00-23.30: Light art on the forecourt
Artist trio Tokyo Blue illuminates the museum’s facade with textile patterns and projections created in dialogue with the audience.

18.00-22.30: Food and drinks
Café FORMAT serves chili con/sin carne with wine, beer, or soft drinks until 22.00, and Lille Format stays open until 22.30 offering coffee and beer.

MUSIC ON THE FORECOURT

19.00-19.30: Cort Lunde: Modern jazz with electronic elements.

21.00-21.30: Karoline Funder: Danish-language pop with an edge.

All evening: DJ Nicka from Stella Polaris.