Cities are perhaps humankind's greatest creation. Those of you who have attended guided tours or lectures by Paolo Gianfrancesco the designer of Urban Shape will know that this will be spectacular.

The lecture will be in English sunday the 6th of October at 13:00.

Entrance fee to the museum applies.

Signý Þórhallsdóttir has stayed in the Design Museum of Iceland in recent months with a studio where she has been developing and manufacturing silk and wool products for her brand Morra. Now the studio stay is coming to an end and we intend to go to Signya and thank her for a very good time together. Therefore, the harvest season will be held on Friday, September 20 at. 17:30 at the Design Museum.

In addition to the silk veils, wonderful woolen veils and savings coats have now been added, with the Icelandic flora still playing the main role. You are warmly welcomed.

At the popup market Eyglo will introduce her autumn and winter collection for 2019. Eygló has designed under her own name since she graduated from Iceland Academy of the Arts in 2005. She ran the coop shop Kiosk with other Icelandic fashion designers from 2010-2019. Eygló is know for well made classic clothes with a twist where good humor is never far away. This year Christianity is the inspiration. Eyglo was awarded Fashion Design of the Year 2016 from Grapevine and The Iceland Design Centre.

Denver dýfa is part of a series of events and lectures the museum hosts in connection with the exhibition Urban Landscape. During the show, six selected cities are made head-to-head with adventurous events. There, citizens of Reykjavik of foreign origin share their stories and discuss the city of their country of origin through food, music and more. This spring we traveled to Rome through the taste buds and to Belgrade with a Serbian music party. Now is a meditation trip to Denver, Colorado,

DENVER DÝFA