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News from the Museum of Danish America by Tova Brandt, Albert Ravenholt Curator of Danish-American Culture –
Danish Modern: Design for Living on view at the Nordic Heritage Museum May 16 – August 31, 2014
Organized by the Museum of Danish America, “Danish Modern” is traveling the United States. After a successful installation at the Goldstein Museum of Design in St. Paul, Minnesota, the exhibition “Danish Modern” continues its national tour at Seattle’s Nordic Heritage Museum.
Fans of mid-20th-century Danish design will enjoy getting “up close and personal” with iconic designs of the period: the Egg Chair, Artichoke Lamp, Swan Chair, and more.
For hours and location details, contact the Nordic Heritage Museum at 202-789-5707 or online at www.nordicmuseum.org.
The Museum of Danish America, celebrating Danish roots and American dreams, is located at 2212 Washington Street, Elk Horn, Iowa 51531. Become a member – Contact the Museum at: 1-800-759-9192 or www.danishmuseum.org or follow the Museum on Facebook
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