New design in Sweden / Susanne Helgeson.

By:

Helgeson, Susanne, 1964- [author.]

Contributor(s):

Svenska institutet

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

915200838X
9789152008386

Subject(s):

Design -- Sweden -- History -- 20th century

DDC classification:

745.209485 23

LOC classification:

NK1461.A1 H454 2005

Summary: "The Swedish design phenomenon is reflected in New Design in Sweden, by freelance journalist Susanne Helgeson. Design is her special field, and she is currently acting Editor-in-Chief of the design magazine Form Designtidskriften. This is one in a series of new Swedish Institute publications on the arts in Sweden today. They present the latest developments in design, dance, fiction, children's literature, cinema and pop music, with the aim of encouraging interest in Sweden and promoting international contacts." -- Back cover.

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Originally published.: 2002.

Includes bibliographical references.

"The Swedish design phenomenon is reflected in New Design in Sweden, by freelance journalist Susanne Helgeson. Design is her special field, and she is currently acting Editor-in-Chief of the design magazine Form Designtidskriften. This is one in a series of new Swedish Institute publications on the arts in Sweden today. They present the latest developments in design, dance, fiction, children's literature, cinema and pop music, with the aim of encouraging interest in Sweden and promoting international contacts." -- Back cover.

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