Creative design studio Tableau opens up the permanent gallery with the Tableau gallery space in Copenhagen. The studio will host a roster of designers at the 300 square meter space where it will display a collectible range of designs along with 'functional art.' Tableau displayed works from 13 artists in the space during 3 Days of Design including work by designer Laurids Gallee.
Julius Væernes Iversen speaks to Dezeen about the design, stating "With our new creative direction we wish to create a community with the artists and designers we work with. It's essential that we maintain diversity, both in terms of practice, materiality, methods and style, and we also strive to have a mix of very established artists, like Laurids Gallee, alongside young, upcoming talents."
Community-Centric Art Galleries
The Tableau Gallery Will Host a Roster of Designe
Trend Themes
1. Community-building Art Spaces - These spaces foster a sense of belonging and create collaborative opportunities between artists and designers.
2. Hybrid Art-design Installations - Marrying form and function, these installations bridge the gap between traditional art and practical design.
3. Diverse Artistic Representation - Spaces committed to showcasing both established and emerging artists highlight the importance of varied artistic expressions.
Industry Implications
1. Art Galleries - Shaping a future where community-centric approaches redefine traditional gallery models.
2. Design Studios - Promoting innovative and collaborative design spaces that integrate art and functionality.
3. Creative Collectives - Building communities around diverse talents to push the envelope of creative expression.