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| About |
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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 program 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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| Exhibition |
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| Ron Arad - In Reverse |
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For tickets and bookings: 073-2151500
In Reverse highlights a selection of Arad's work in metal - ranging from chairs to sculptural pieces - from the past three decades. The exhibition examines the ongoing dialogue between handmade and digital processes in Arad's practice and will feature a new project designed especially for this exhibition.
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| Project |
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| The Design Lab |
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February 18, 2013
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The Design Lab is hosting Oded Ezer, a graphic designer, typographer, and senior lecturer at Holon Institute of Technology (HIT), who will be leading a Hebrew typography workshop for third-year students from HIT's Department of Visual Communications. The workshop will provide the students with tools for original typographic creation based on the principles of the Hebrew letter. |
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| Special Project |
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| Discovering Roots |
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November 08, 2012
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Alongside the Common Roots exhibition, Design Museum Holon has decided to include the public in a search for objects that have an interesting story behind them.
We're looking for that special object from the past that you've kept. Something nostalgic that goes with you every time you move house, something you just can't throw away, an object that has traveled a long way from a distant (or nearby) country, and has an interesting story, or an object that was created using a technology that has passed from the world. Objects can be silverware, lamps, kitchenware, crocheted cloths, Gobelin tapestries, vases, fashion items, mementos, and so forth.
Photographs of objects and their stories can be sent to museum@dmh.org.il. |
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