The exhibition 'Belongings: Affection as a Design Strategy' explores how our emotional relationships with objects can be key to more sustainable consumption. Based on the idea that we take better care of what we are emotionally attached to, the exhibition presents design as more than form and function – as relationships that can extend an object’s lifespan and create meaning in everyday life.

Designmuseum Danmark’s collections include 40 woodblock prints by the Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai, who lived from 1760 to 1849 during the Edo period (1603–1868).

The exhibition 'Japan Modern Poster' introduces the development of Japanese graphic design from the postwar era to the present through iconic posters.

Enter a floating, dreamlike landscape of extraordinary works by textile and clothing artist Nikoline Liv Andersen. This exhibition reflects on the course of life itself, while opening a dialogue with Designmuseum Danmark’s rich collection.

This major exhibition focuses on Vibskov’s special way of working. For the first time, it presents not only his works but also the stories behind them – the mistakes and lucky breaks that have led to new ideas and directions.