VÄV2022

Senior curator Christina Andersson-Wiking from Hallands kulturhistoriska museum, tells the story about the medieval finding; the Bocksten Man and his uniqe and well preserved costume.www.vav2022.se

Christina Andersson-Wiking; The Clothes Makes the Bocksten Man

Anneli Palmsköld is a professor and head of the department of cultural preservation i Gothenburg, Sweden.Focusing on vernacular interior textiles from the 18th and 19th centuries in Halland, questions on production, usage and interpretations are raised. Patterns, designs, techniques and materials are also delt with.www.vav2022.se

Anneli Palmsköld; The textile tradition in Halland

Karin Fleck is a textile researcher from Vienna, Austria 99% of todays dyes are synthetic, i.e., derived from petrochemical dyes made form bacteria represent a novel approach to sustainable dyeing of fibers, yarns and fabrics.www.vav2022.se

Karin Fleck; Bacterial dyes - rethinking color

Violaine Buet is an artist from Bretagne, France A presentation of a seaweed textile adventure.www.vav2022.se

Violaine Buet; Sea Weave

Amy Revier is an artist from Great Britain. This lecture revolves around two parallel strands in Revier’s work, each of which contains and reframes the other. One strand being her weaving practice, which primarily focuses on her ongoing project of handmade coats. The second strand is her sculptural practice, where text, textiles, built objects, installation, and performance collide. For VÄV2022 she will discuss how she came to textiles via sculpture, residing in a vague world between art and clothing, and the importance of intuitive making.www.vav2022.se

Amy Revier; Materials Suggest Their Own Narratives

Andreas Möller is a weaver from Hamburg, German. ﻿Andreas Möllers’ Flying8 handweaving concept is breaking with traditions and is providing the best way of weaving ever. World wide…www.vav2022.se

Andreas Möller; Re-newing the handweaving process and loom

Märta Måås-Fjetterström - Her Life and Workwww.vav2022.se