EVENT

Lecture: Graphic design history with collector Matt Lamont

Thursday, May 15, from 5 PM to 6 PM

Place
The Banquet Hall

Date and time
Thursday, May 15, from 5 PM to 6 PM

Entrance
50 DKK. Museum exhibition entry is not included

Add-On workshop
Purchase an additional ticket to participate in a workshop where you can create posters inspired by Lamont’s collection and the museum’s exhibitions. Learn more here.

Join us for an engaging lecture with designer, educator, and collector Matt Lamont, the driving force behind the platform Design Reviewed. This platform connects students and professionals with graphic design history through a personal archive of over 5,000 books, magazines, catalogues, posters, and other printed materials. The archive generates more than 61,000 monthly views and has become a popular resource for design professionals around the globe.

In this lecture, Matt Lamont will guide us through key themes from his impressive design archive and discuss how history intertwines with contemporary design practices. Attendees will also have the opportunity to browse through 100 carefully selected graphic design artifacts, which Matt will bring with him from the UK.

ABOUT MATT LAMONT
Matt Lamont is a designer, collector, educator, and speaker with a deep passion for research-driven design. As a co-founder of Out of Place Studio, a research-focused design company specialising in graphic design and web development, he has been involved in major projects for clients such as Heart Research UK, the Natural History Museum, and Children’s Heart Research Fund.

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