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| Welcome to Design Museum Holon |
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Design Museum Holon opened in March 2010 and had quickly established itself as one of the world's leading museums of design and contemporary culture. Housed in an iconic building by the internationally acclaimed architect, Ron Arad, Design Museum Holon is a vital and dynamic resource for designers, students, creative industries and the general public. Each year the Museum presents an exciting and varied programme of exhibitions and events each dedicated to helping visitors gain a deeper understanding of design and the role it plays in our lives.
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| Current |
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| Decode |
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18/11/11 - 10/3/12
For tickets and bookings: 073-2151500
The exhibition showcases the latest developments in digital and interactive design, from small, screen-based, graphics to large-scale interactive installations.
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| Playing Machines |
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Thursday, January 31st, 18:00
From robots improvising jazz, dancing cubes that react to touch and sound, to a TV screen that to all intents and purposes serves as a playground.
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| Special Project |
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| Decode Me |
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December 01, 2011
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On the occasion of the Decode exhibition, we have set up a multi-participant interactive design site where you can share your Facebook picture. The site, Decode-me.org, enables you to take part in the project by sharing your profile picture on a time continuum. Every day the person whose profile picture remains for the greatest length of time on the time continuum in the course of twenty-four hours will win a free entry ticket to the Museum. |
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| new olds |
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May 26 - October 01, 2011
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Now on display at Design Museum Holon: The exhibition presents creative interpretations by contemporary designers for motifs from the past. The wide variety of works included in the exhibition indicates that these designers, most of whom are in their twenties and thirties, consider the past a source of inspiration and derive great pleasure from using an assortment of icons and symbols from various historical periods. |
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