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Fiberspace is a gallery showcasing unique pieces and limited editions of fabulous fiber art and design.
Intertradition is a textile craft exchange project between Sweden and Japan, by SHOGO HIRATA and LISA JUNTUNEN ROOS. In this project they aim to find new ways of working with textile craft by combining two different craft cultures into one art project.
Read moreHand-sewn process book with pictures from the Intertradition project. Includes one pattern repeat from the inter-traditional fabric and the process chart poster. Limited edition of 38 books per colour.
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Inspired by urban landscapes seen from the air, these framed compositions show the irregular repetition of our man-made patterns in nature. Each composition is individually crafted using sheets of layered paper and intricate cutwork and stitching. The paper is handmade by Deepa Panchamia at the Paper House in Fiskars Village, Finland, using cotton mixed with bits of nature.
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Lisa Juntunen Roos and Shogo Hirata talk about their intercultural collaboration as well as the challenges of preserving and developing artisan traditions, together with Kyozo Shimogawa, third generation weaving master of the small weaving mill in Kurume, Japan. The talk will be lead by Fiberspace's director, Marcia Harvey Isaksson. Limited number of spots so book yours now HERE!
Read moreWhile in Stockholm, third generation weaving master Kyozo Shimogawa from the SHIMOGAWA ORIMONO weaving mill in Kurume, Japan, will hold a breakfast lecture on Saturday 6 October at 9.30. Don't miss this opportunity to get a unique insight into a this family run business that is a custodian of Japanese weaving traditions and techniques. Please note this lecture will be held in Almgrens Sidenväveri's auditorium. Limited number of seats so book yours now HERE!
Read moreWelcome to the very talented Jung-Jiea Hung from Taiwan who will be interning at Fiberspace during this autumn. Jungjung is fresh out of a masters program in Fine Art and Photography. Looking forward to a fruitful collaboration!
Read moreFiberspace is proud to have received a cultural grant of seventy five thousand crowns from the City of Stockholm! It is a show of support not only for the gallery in particular but for fiber and textile art in general. Since the start in September 2015, Fiberspace has been dedicated to bringing fabulous fiber and textile art to the general public, and with this grant we look forward to widening our reach and continuing to be a forum for artists and fiber-lovers from all over the world.
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