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- Soon time for the largest Nordic flea market – The recycling party in Hornstull
- Legendary London brand Savile Row Eyewear team up with Stockholm based City Optik
- Festival summer with Mecenat
- Chloé introduces a striking new version of the iconic “Carlina” sunglasses
- Paul Hansen/Åsa Sjöström Hand to Hand @ Fotografiska
- The 2019 Portrait of Honour – Ingegerd Råman
- Stockholm is on the way to a greater and more diversified startup scene
- Berghs students top the ranks at the 2019 Young Ones Awards
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New Way Home – graduation students and alumni at Milan Design Week
Eleven emerging designers from Beckmans College of Design at Milan Design Week, April 17–22.
Exhibition Hemma – Stories of Home/New Way Home
Stockholm has long been an incubator of design and also an influencer in creative thinking and innovation. Now eleven graduates and alumni from Beckmans College of Design make their first appearance on the international design scene. Their work will be displayed in the Swedish collaborative exhibition Hemma – Stories of Home, curated by the Stockholm-based studio of architects Joyn. The exhibition has been made under the guidance of Visit Sweden that leads the initiative Swedish Design Moves set up by the Swedish government in 2017.
– For Beckmans, collaborative projects is a central part of our curriculum. To participate in the international design week in Milan is a great opportunity for the students to create new professional relationships and to gain a deeper understanding of their own role as designers, says Annika Berner, Head of External Relations and responsible for the project.
Creating impressions
Anchored in the present, the emerging designers write their own stories of home day by day. Experimentation, creative energy, narration and collaboration are at the heart of their culture as well as to challenge norms to create a better everyday life for everyone.
By articulating and managing their own projects in collaboration with fellow students and well-known Swedish producers they express their personal interests and convictions and use the methods and the forms that they want to develop. Welcome to the exhibition and take part in the discussion of what a future home can be.
Graduates: Anna Herrmann, Frida Pettersson, Hanna Stenström, Jennie Adén, Klara W Hedengren, Lisa Jonsson, Lisa Lindh och Madeleine Nelson
Alumni: Emma Stridh, Hanna Wik, and Jonatan Nilsson
Visual communication for the project: Carl Cavallius, Gabriel Fager Ferrari, and Jonathan Jervelind.
Time and place
Hemma–Stories of Home/New Way Home
Adress: Via Eugenio Balzan 4, Brera Design District
Helena Olofsson, Culture & Music
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