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The design studio Ateljé Grotesk was founded in 2019 by Jennifer Bergkvist and Moa Sundkvist. Their work intersects graphic design, art and craftsmanship. Studio Supersju was founded in 2016 and consists of six textile artists. The members – Siri Pettersson, Miriam Parkman, Arianna E. Funk, Ia Centerhall, Mirjam Hemström Farsi and Vega Määttä Siltberg have graduated from Sweden’s best textile schools.
Studio SupersjuPhoto: Ylva Sundgren
This exhibition is a collaboration between designstudio Ateljé Grotesk and the weaving group Studio Supersju. Ateljé Grotesk compiled a selection of typefaces designed by women from the late 19th century until today. The members of Studio Supersju then interpreted these digital, two-dimensional typefaces into works of textile, without restrictions. Through their works, the art of lettering has been given a tactile and three-dimensional embodiment. Members from Studio Supersju will be on site every day.
Siri Pettersson Vega Määttä Siltberg Miriam Parkman Ia Centerhall Mirjam Hemström Farsi Arianna E. Funk Jennifer Bergkvist Moa Sundkvist
Konstakademien, Fredsgatan 12, Stockholm
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Wednesday 2 October 12.00-16.00
Siri Pettersson Vega Määttä Siltberg Miriam Parkman Ia Centerhall Mirjam Hemström Farsi Arianna E. Funk Jennifer Bergkvist Moa Sundkvist
During the course of the exhibition, Arianna E. Funk will build a soft monument to thousands of years of textile creation in cotton rags, taking inspiration from Carol Twombly's typeface Trajan. At the closing party the tower will be raised to see if it holds. The performance asts approximately one hour.
Arianna E. Funk
Konstakademien, Fredsgatan 12, Stockholm
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Arianna E. Funk
On Thursday, the exhibition "Bokstavskonst genom väv" (Letter Art through Weaving) will have extended evening hours. At the same time there will be a book release of "Bokstavskonst genom väv" where you will meet the participating artists from Studio Supersju and gain insight into their artistic processes and the thoughts behind the works created specifically for the exhibition.
Siri Pettersson Vega Määttä Siltberg Miriam Parkman Ia Centerhall Mirjam Hemström Farsi Arianna E. Funk Jennifer Bergkvist Moa Sundkvist
Fredsgatan 12, Stockholm
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Siri Pettersson Vega Määttä Siltberg Miriam Parkman Ia Centerhall Mirjam Hemström Farsi Arianna E. Funk Jennifer Bergkvist Moa Sundkvist