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Did you miss one of Konstfack’s four physical Degree Exhibitions 2021? Here are all of the graduating students’ works.
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We are delighted to announce that on 14th June 2021, Behzad Khosravi Noori successfully defended his doctoral thesis, "Three or Four Ir/relevant Stories: Art and Hyper-Politics". The opponent at the public defence was Boris Buden, Associate Professor at Bauhaus Universität, Weimar.
8-22 June, WAY gallery Sthlm
SUBLIME CLUB is a creative collective formed at Konstfack in September 2020, circling their practice around the technique of sublimation: using heat to print fabrics.
21 June, at 2-4 pm, Zoom
Dr. Hannah Catherine Jones will use this seminar to reflect on the recently awarded DPhil thesis, The Oweds, dwelling on compositional methodologies.
28 June - 22 August, Kina slott
Nine artists show the result of the course Research Lab Craft at Konstfack. The students work is inspired by the historic collections at the Chinese Pavilion at Drottningholm.
29 May - 26 September, Borås
A twenty-five channel sound installation with its starting point in an unexplained laughter epidemic phenomenon, which occurred in central Africa in 1962. An explosion of laughter took place at a mission-run girls' middle school over the course of six months and infected several hundred people in the community and neighbouring villages.
C-print is an online art journal and a curatorial platform for contemporary art. Students from the Bachelor's programme in Graphic Design and Illustration at Konstfack have designed and illustrated C-print’s first issue in print – The Future Watch Issue.
The installation "Experimania" by Sofia Bahlner, student at Master’s programme CRAFT! Textiles, is the winner in the "Best Studio Artist Design" category of The Carpet Design Awards 2021.
Due to all the news articles that have followed the one published in DN on 2021-02-01 with the headline "No, the Vita Havet exhibition at Konstfack has nothing to do with racism," we have put together a compilation below. It consists partly of two texts in which our Vice-Chancellor Maria Lantz comments on the events and partly of links to some of the articles, as well as TV and radio reportage. There is also a summary of the results of the work environment investigation that has been carried out, with a brief commentary from the Vice-Chancellor.
Konstfack AlumniKonstfack Alumni is a network including approximately 1800 artists, designers, pedagogues and curators, all of them with a degree from Konstfack.
Updated: 18 June 2021
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