Watercolours by Hans J. Wegner furniture design reflecting an interest in what

reflecting an interest in what she calls “popular knowledge”: teaching models based not so much on the established canons but on fictitious registers and domestic resources

time itself is the invisible ingredient

national scene and international influences

how Eurocentric hegemony impacts Black professionals

a place where things happened

Watercolours by Hans J. Wegner furniture design reflecting an interest in whatHans Wegners sophisticated chair designs, paragons of the midcentury modern style, are beloved and imitated the world over, but scant few are familiar with his masterly watercolors. Wegner often used the medium to finish and finalize the drawings made in his workshop. Although woodworking and watercolor were both increasingly considered traditional in the New Media Age, Wegners artistic temperament saw him use both these mediums to boundary breaking