Chilean Artist Alfredo Jaar — theculturetrip.com

Enter your writing to The Culture Trip Award & you could win $3,000! #tctaward We are offering a $3,000 prize for a student or recent graduate whose article on The Culture Trip attains the highest readership within 3 months of publication, $2,000 for the second most-read article and $1,000 for the third most-read article. A minimalist classic, Arne Jacobsen flatware captures the essence of modern Danish style. Jacobsen first created the cutlery in 1957 for the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, where it caused controversy for its simplicity and unique form. Since then, the narrow shape and slender contours of this Arne Jacobsen design have become a cult classic collection. The crew in Stanley Kubrick's film, 2001: A Space Odyssey and other sci-fi films used the flatware because of its futuristic appearance. The five-piece place setting includes a dinner fork and knife, spoon, salad fork, and teaspoon made of matte-finish and stainless steel. The sleekly designed cutlery represents a work of art in itself and remains on sale at the Museum of Modern Art Store (MoMA).

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