tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-87300612459301550802024-02-21T11:48:56.204+01:00I Like LocalPurveyor of Fine Design Enthusiasm Since 2009Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09459401877587121674noreply@blogger.comBlogger357125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8730061245930155080.post-5792234064400407502016-12-30T15:07:00.000+01:002017-02-23T15:07:51.815+01:00So Long...<div align="justify">Seven years, six European cities and over 350 posts about design, architecture and creativity. I Like Local has provided an amazing opportunity for me to deepen my understanding of the designed world and its importance and to share my thoughts with a small but perfectly formed audience of readers all over the world. But now it's time to move on, and so this is the last post on I Like Local. <br />
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Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09459401877587121674noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8730061245930155080.post-10963714886791246342016-08-01T08:00:00.000+02:002016-08-01T08:00:16.036+02:00Best of Year #7<a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.dk/2016/04/copenhagen-cool.html"><img height="210" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgJBJrDNOQVpAiBjpht6-IJEVQE9hB_c6ufK6pDSpNwHpToFZyN_Uvx4Mg0QXMsdGoAIF37ap9GFpjGwqS41b71h3KQtu2jFzz192AGV-JKhy1Y5wshGIUcJvFYk-E-dZV0B7-1puD4Zj_t/s320/Stilleben__buy+design+in+Copenhagen_I+Like+Local.jpg"></a> <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.dk/2015/10/maritime-museum-of-denmark.html"><img height="210" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhMc7pDWg4InXEdRW9bHCjZiLuWkIhs9Fov_DNeZ0zsj6wxnVDvaH42kSZ9WrL_5AGLKryQVgJNwo5p_XXzusErUm9C12e8uY6vMZ16UX2HUd3EiTGDFyIGtP9k1D0fgdvUjeeL3rCYefN6/s320/Danish+Maritime+Museum+exterior+sm_BIG_I+Like+Local.jpg"></a><br>
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Another year, another move, another one planned (last one, I swear) and a host of posts on I Like Local! I left the busyness of London behind in September to come and spend some time in design-savvy Denmark, and in that time I have been sharing my Copenhagen discoveries here, in the Irish Times and in other publications. I've also launched a <a href="http://www.postdesignfestival.org/">brand new design festival</a> that will hit Copenhagen in a couple of weeks, made great friends, eaten fancy food and ridden on almost everything in Tivoli. And while it's been AMAZING to live here in Copenhagen, it's finally time to go home to Ireland, so once the festival's done I'll be packing my bags and heading back to Dublin. There will be a few final things to discover and share here in DK, so stay tuned, and take a look below for some of the highlights since I got here.<br>
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Here we are! The fourth and final part of my Design in Dublin series, published in full in <a href="http://www.idi-design.ie/education/design-research/iterations">Iterations issue 3</a>. Enjoy the last of the series, which looks at Kaethe Burt-O'Dea's work on the Lifeline and other projects as examples of citizen design, and read back on parts <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.dk/2016/07/design-in-dublin-1-dublin-honey-project.html">#1</a>, <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.dk/2016/07/design-in-dublin-2-framework.html">#2</a> and <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.dk/2016/07/design-in-dublin-3-dcc-beta.html">#3</a> if you haven't already.<br>
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Welcome to part #3 of my Design in Dublin series, looking at the work of Dublin City Council Beta as civic design. This follows on from parts <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.dk/2016/07/design-in-dublin-1-dublin-honey-project.html">#1</a> and <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.dk/2016/07/design-in-dublin-2-framework.html">#2</a>, and stay tuned for the fourth and final part. Design in Dublin is published in full in Iterations issue 3, an Irish design journal available from the <a href="http://www.idi-design.ie/education/design-research/iterations">IDI</a>.<br>
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Following on from <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.dk/2016/07/design-in-dublin-1-dublin-honey-project.html">part #1</a>, which looked at the Dublin Honey Project as an example of agile design in Dublin, here is part #2 of my series of posts on Design in Dublin, this time looking at some of the work being done by Dublin City Council which I class as being responsive design. Design in Dublin is also published in full in Iterations issue 3, available from the <a href="http://www.idi-design.ie/education/design-research/iterations">IDI</a>.<br>
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To round off my studies in Curating Contemporary Design last year I undertook some research into (surprise, surprise) contemporary Irish design. More specifically, I looked at design in urban settings in Ireland, as I was getting a little frustrated at just how often Irish design was presented as being rural in exhibitions at home and abroad (you can read some of that research in a three-part series here on I Like Local called <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.dk/2015/06/design-exhibitions-and-irish-identity-1.html">Design, Exhibitions and Irish Identity</a>). As my research into contemporary Irish design in urban settings progressed, I honed in on Dublin, and began to see some patterns emerge. I documented these in an essay which I'm sharing here now, in four parts. You can also read this essay - in full - in the third edition of Irish design journal Iterations, which is available to buy through the <a href="http://www.idi-design.ie/education/design-research/iterations">Institute of Designers in Ireland</a>. Without further ado...<br>
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Here we go, I Like Local's annual Irish degree show listings! Things are kicking off a little earlier this year in order to make sure spring shows like Burren College of Art and IADT's technology showcase are included, but keep your eyes peeled on this post as degree show season continues. I will update it as I get more information on shows all over the country, so what's starting off as 14 listings is bound to grow and grow... Is your show one of the missing ones? Then tell me! You can reach me by <a href="mailto:aideen.eadaoin@gmail.com">email</a> or on <a href="https://www.twitter.com/aideenmccole">Twitter</a>. So without further ado, here is your guide to finding new Irish design talent this year. Let's go!</div>
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Shortly after arriving in Copenhagen, I was commissioned by <a href="http://image.ie/interiors/">Image Interiors & Living</a> to write a guide to buying design in the Danish capital. Here's a fairly comprehensive list of places to find contemporary, classic and vintage design in a city made for interiors shopping, along with an amazing illustrated map by fellow CPH resident <a href="http://www.philipkennedy.net/">Philip Kennedy</a> (above, click to enlarge). If you find yourself in Copenhagen, happy shopping!<br>
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I recently wrote <a href="http://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/homes-and-property/interiors/danish-design-collectives-unite-and-conquer-1.2602176">a piece for the Irish Times</a> about craft and cooperation in Danish design, looking at a number of different design collectives in Copenhagen and elsewhere. One that got a brief mention is <a href="http://dendanskekeramikfabrik.dk/">Den Danske Keramikfabrik</a> (DDKF), an initiative by 18 ceramicists and ceramics studios to bring ceramic factory production back to Denmark. I only wrote a small amount about it in the Irish Times, but it deserves much more than that, as it really is a cool project. So here goes...<br>
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When the <a href="http://glasssocietyireland.wix.com/gsoi">Glass Society of Ireland</a> asked me to contribute to their annual journal, it provided a great opportunity to reflect (boom boom) not only on glass, the discipline I specialised in years ago for my undergraduate degree, but also on the year that has passed: 2015, the Year of Irish Design. It's been an interesting thing to look on at from afar, and a particularly curious thing to consider from my current Scandinavian location. Read on...<br>
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While I went to the opening back in October, it wasn't until last week that I returned to Designmuseum Danmark to take a proper look at its latest exhibition, <a href="http://designmuseum.dk/en/udstillinger/japanisme">Learning from Japan</a>. Showing work from both Japan and Denmark from the 1870s up to 2010, it explores an interesting, and rarely considered idea: that rather than always being the influence, sometimes Danish design has been the movement being influenced...<br>
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It's always handy to know where to go when you fancy a little design shopping, but it's especially useful this time of year. I've put together guides to buying design in <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.dk/2011/11/dublin-design-retailers.html">Dublin</a> and in <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.dk/2013/12/irish-design-retailers.html">Ireland</a> before, but here's one with a few of my old favourites, new finds and seasonal pop ups to make sure you have plenty of options when it comes to buying gifts this year. Without further ado...<br>
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Cropping up around Dublin on 20 November and launched on YouTube today, The Vitrine Project is a collaboration between advertising agency <a href="http://inthecompanyofhuskies.com/">In the Company of Huskies</a> and <a href="http://www.irishdesign2015.ie/">Irish Design 2015</a> (ID2015) that aims to reframe the everyday. Marking the opening of <i>Liminal</i>, an exhibition of contemporary Irish design that ID2015 has brought home to Dublin following showings in Milan and Eindhoven earlier this year, gallery-style vitrines were deployed for one day across Dublin to re-present the everyday objects that surround us. Placed over bins, street furniture, bar stools and products in shops, the vitrines were accompanied by the type of label you see beside a museum artefact, but in this case the labels told viewers what the objects were, proclaimed that 'Design is everywhere' and asked the question, 'Does this object belong in a design museum?'<br>
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The timing has been pretty funny: as I move to Copenhagen, a Danish duo open a design store in Ireland. Based between here and Dublin, Klaus Kristian Sørensen and Louis Weyhe Funder opened the doors of their shop, <a href="http://nordicmakers.com/">Nordic Makers</a>, in Dún Laoghaire three months ago, bringing limited edition work from small studios and emerging designers all over the Nordic region to an Irish audience. And as Klaus and Louis tell me here in Copenhagen, that Irish audience is lapping it up. <br>
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Recently here in Copenhagen Denmark's leading design school, KADK, hosted an exhibition entitled <i>New Architecture: Ireland</i>, curated and designed by Irish/Danish/Dutch architecture practice <a href="http://www.appluse.eu/">AP+E</a>. Showcasing the work of six Irish practices to have emerged during the recession, the exhibition included a range of projects of a non-commercial, social or community-based nature. Using custom-designed armatures which frame the work of the individual practices while unifying the exhibition as a whole, <i>New Architecture: Ireland</i> created a space to study a moment in Irish architecture, complemented by its surroundings in the school's library. Copenhagen was the second of four stops for the project in the Nordic region, having shown first in Tallinn, and most recently in Oslo. The show will finish its tour in Stockholm, opening there on 16 November.<br>
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<div align="justify">Originally published in <a href="http://image.ie/interiors/">Image Interiors & Living</a> in January of this year, this Sandymount house tour, styled by Sheenagh Green and shot by Mark Scott, has taken on a new relevance. It's the home of mid-century furniture collector <a href="http://kirkmodern.com/">Geoff Kirk</a>, who swears by Scandinavia as a source of much of his great collection of furniture, lighting and tabletop objects. For a slice of Nordic decor in Dublin, read on...<br>
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<div align="justify">Exhibition space buried underground and wrapping around a dry dock, a bridge leading you to Hamlet's castle housing an auditorium underneath and granite seating looping round a new public space, tapping out a message in morse code: I wasn't long in Denmark before I made a trip to <a href="http://mfs.dk/en/">the Maritime Museum of Denmark</a> in Helsingør, and from first sight I was hooked. Opened in late 2013, the competition to design M/S Museet for Søfart, as it's known here, was won by <a href="http://big.dk/#projects">Bjarke Ingels Group</a> with a clever approach to a very restrictive brief. The museum was to be housed in a 60 year-old dry dock sandwiched between Helsingør's new cultural centre and Kronborg Castle, a UNESCO heritage site most famous for being the setting for Shakespeare's Hamlet. The museum would need to make an impression and create its own presence... without disrupting anyone's view of Kronborg. BIG achieved this by putting the museum not in the dry dock but buried on either side of it, using the dock itself as a public space intersected by three bridges: one that leads you to the castle (containing the museum's auditorium) and two that zigzag towards the museum's entrance. The design of the museum is incredibly impressive in that it successfully hides and reveals the museum simultaneously, while carving out a unique urban space in the process. <br>
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It's taken a few years, and a few locations in between, but I've finally returned to Denmark! I lived in Denmark's second city, Århus, back in the summers of 2008 and 2009, and it's there that I Like Local began as a sort of personal blog/design blog hybrid. It was a way for me to share the design and architecture I was encountering day to day, and in the six years I've been writing it since, it's always been populated with my finds as I've travelled from city to city. Before I start (re)discovering design and architecture here in Copenhagen, I thought it would be good to share some of those posts from the early days below, and you can read all of my Danish posts <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.dk/search/label/I%20Like%20Denmark">here</a>. Enjoy, or as they say here (I think, my Danish is pretty ropey...) nyd!<br>
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<div align="justify">The last of my 'so long London' posts is my most recent piece for <a href="http://image.ie/interiors/">Image Interiors & Living</a>, a house tour in London's Islington, styled by Amanda Cochrane and shot by Tim Young. Read on...<br>
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'I'm all about framing moments' says Dublin-born Irenie Cossey as she reaches for a piece of artwork by her youngest daughter, Clara. It is a box frame displaying two dolls that Clara, aged six, made from paper and wool, sitting on a shelf surrounded by other colourful creations. As you look around the room you see a host of other keepsakes and mementos, and soon you realise that throughout this spacious north London home you can find ornaments and gifts, family hand-me-downs and children's artwork. Don't let the white walls and modernist furniture fool you: this is a house that treasures memories and perfectly frames the many moments of family life.<br>
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Denys Lasdun, born in 1914 and alive until 2001, is my favourite British architect (for now, at least, though I can't think of anyone likely to outdo him any time soon). Sometimes classed as a Brutalist for his big, bold, uncompromising buildings, his work is some of the most notable of the British modern movement and he is one of the most distinguished practitioners in the 20th century. I had never considered his work before moving to London, but his buildings there are some of my favourite in the city, so I thought a post about them would be an apt farewell to my former location before moving on to posting about Denmark.<br>
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Another 'so long London' post, this one takes a look at a lower key exhibition than all those in the V&A (but nevertheless well worth looking at), <i>The Freeborn Exchange</i> at Chelsea College of Arts back in April. <a href="http://www.freeborn.co/">Gavin Freeborn</a> is a London-based Irish photographer I met while we were both working at the University of the Arts London. He mounted an exhibition and pop-up photography studio at Chelsea, one of UAL's campuses, showing a host of his portraits exchanged in return for objects, experiences, skills and hospitality all over the world. Complementing Freeborn's portraits was a room filled with work by UAL staff and students which touched on travel and exchange, while you could propose your own exchange for a Freeborn portrait in the show's pop-up studio. <br>
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Studying Curating Contemporary Design and working in the V&A meant I spent a lot of time over the past year thinking about what the V&A's cool dude Contemporary team have been up to. I think they've been doing more interesting stuff than anyone else in the design museum world lately, and here's an abridged version of an essay I wrote about whether or not I think they're being successful in their quest to renew the V&A's position as a public institution and design's position as an agent of change in society. This is the first of a few 'so long London' posts before I start sharing my Danish exploits, so read on and enjoy!<br>
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<a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.co.uk/2015/03/moments-in-irish-design-history.html"><img alt="'Irish Design' letterpress" height="210" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgAVf1pGviffJfZT03-PsD2ur9rez0-62ugcXbBN93wdP_yj343Z2N2PxZZrsNBXeE3wuWSjW7_Y0p2Bw5RYO0-zpibRdWUd0i0VHbseN4RMSk82b20TqDzxOyQ7CSAcazpQYRHjvc1QQew/s320/Irish+Design_ID2015_I+Like+Local.jpg" title="'Irish Design' letterpress"></a> <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.dk/2014/10/social-house-london.html"><img alt="World's End housing scheme in Chelsea, London" height="210" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhDOe4psLUgFOX0MHSEFIS88IG6jufr0X4K124yXQflXZEPqlb69zFeBba7ZwovPl2YTGLA-VLSvpH0iVaRuOvSoGukatzyTUR7CecuiVcWA7f_N81-eFnPccENtJJkC4PlJJD91RPFpug-/s320/World%2527s+End+Estate_I+Like+Local.jpg" title="World's End housing scheme in Chelsea, London"></a><br>
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Phew, what a year! What has been a quieter 12 months here on I Like Local has been a crazy one offline: I completed a masters in Curating Contemporary Design, spent six months working in the V&A during its most successful ever exhibition, started writing for Image Interiors & Living and just last week made it out of London. I'm compiling the best posts of Year #6 in location #6 as I've just landed in Copenhagen, which means the coming months are bound to be full of some TASTY design and architecture, hooray! That said, there are still some things I've been meaning to post from my masters, some London things I haven't yet shared and of course, as always, heaps of Irish design, architecture and creativity to talk about. But before I get all those new posts up, here's a look at some of the most popular posts from Year #6, pictured clockwise from the top left above.<br>
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Here is the third and final part of my series of posts on how Irish design and exhibitions have presented Irish identity, with <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/design-exhibitions-and-irish-identity-1.html">Parts #1</a> and <a href="http://ilikelocal.blogspot.co.uk/2015/07/design-exhibitions-and-irish-identity-2.html">#2</a> available for you to read back on. This final part looks at recent and current international exhibitions of Irish design to see how they continue in a particular tradition of... well... tradition. Read on!<br>
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