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SUMMARY:Workshop: Forssa Textile Week 15.-18.8.2024 _nanna participates
DESCRIPTION:This year's "2. Forssa Textile Week" starts on (Thu) August 15.
  In the Spinning Mill Area re-use and renovated old factory-buidings for a
  cozy ensemble: Forssa Museum\, Pattern Museum\, Library\, Restaurant and 
 the Rykkeri Studio. It is only a 10-minute walk from the bus terminal. Las
 t year the innovative textile-event in the textile-printing-town Forssa wa
 s launched with Japan as its guest/theme country. This year Sweden\, the c
 lose-to-the-heart neighbor-county\, is collaborating with a variety of tex
 tile contents. Please be sure to check for program updates here https://ww
 w.forssatextileweek.fi \n\nTHURSDAY 15.8. \nstarting 10am\nPop-ups and exh
 ibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n1 - 4pm\nJenni
  Moberg (Patternsfrom Agency) hosts the afternoon talks\, which are carrie
 d out in English. Discussions cover the role of designers in international
  manufacturing settings as well as their work in the contexts of local sma
 ll scale production. Nanna focuses on aspects of textiles as a "common cul
 tural denominator" that functions as a connector and happiness factor of p
 eople when no spoken language is (not yet) found for communication.\nNanna
  describes\, after a coffee break at 3pm\, a current German elementary sch
 ool project. As of 28.6.24 the following textile-colleagues' presentations
  are planned starting at 1pm: Karin Olu Lindgard (Designer\, Consultant)\,
  Noora Niinikoski (Head of Design at Nanso)\, Elina Lappalainen & Osmi Kos
 kinen (Finlayson)\, Sachiko Imaizumi (Agent of Finnish designers/ firms in
  Japan\, AndFika)\, Petri Juslin (CEO\, Seriöösi)\, Josabet Werkmäster 
 (Textildryck Malmö). Come join the talks carried out in English. Everyone
  is warmly welcome. The more questions and feedback the "talkers" receive\
 , the better the learning curve for all of us is. Venue: Forssa Theater\, 
 Torikatu 8\n4pm\nGuided tour (Finnish/English) of the exhibitions "Arja Ma
 ttila" and "Tähti textile family" in Vinkkeli Gallery and Forssa City Lib
 rary\n6pm\nThe Rykkeri print studio invites everyone for a reception to ce
 lebrate its 15-year-birthday!\n\nFRIDAY 16.8.\nstarting 10 am\nPop-ups and
  exhibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n1 - 3:30pm
  \nThis afternoon covers a wide spectrum of talks aiming at showcasing the
  "versatility of the textile profession" . The language is Finnish. As of 
 28.6.24 following speakers have signed up for talks: Maarit Salolainen (Pr
 ofessor\, Aalto University)\, Iida Korsström (Textile Designer)\, Tiina K
 arhu & Tuiti Paju (Metropolia University of Applied Sciences)\, Päivi Iha
 mäki (Salon seudun ammattioppilaitos)\, Raija Salo (SEiSC - Erasmus+ Proj
 ect\, Sustainable Entrepreneurship in Smart Clothing\, Lounais-Hämeen kou
 lutuskuntaryhmä) and Mari Kuukkula (Chairperson\, Suomen Tekstiiliteknill
 inen liitto STTL). ESpecially students and those interested in textile-rel
 ated studies will find this afternoon most informative. Venue: Forssa Thea
 ter (Torikatu 8)\n4 - 8pm\nLoimi-Hämeen Jätehuolto Oy organizes a "Night
  of Waste and Recycling". Venue: Spinning Mill Area\n6 - 7pm\nThe Rykkeri 
 Studio Staff offers a guided walking tour of the Weaving Mill Area (5€/ 
 person). Together we explore traces of the first industrial printing in Fi
 nland. The language is Finnish.\n\nSATURDAY 17.8.\nstarting 10am\nPop-ups 
 and exhibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n1 - 3:3
 0pm\nThese afternoon talks focus on joined and comparative textile heritag
 e\, retro and vintage as regards Finland/ Sweden.  Presentations by e.g. J
 ohannes Daun (Textile Museum of Sweden)\, Maria Jernkvist (discusses the l
 egacy of the Finland-born Swedish mid-century designer Viola Grasten) and 
 Kristiina Huttunen (Forssa Museum.) The languages are English and Finnish.
  Venue: Forssa Theater (Torikatu 8)\n(More information to follow - please 
 check the Forssa Textile Week website.)\n6pm - open end\nAfterwork get-tog
 ether at Villafors\, Puutarhakatu 5\n\nSUNDAY 18.8.\nstarting 10am\nPop-up
 s and exhibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n11 - 
 12pm\nThe Rykkeri Studio Staff offers a guided walking tour of the Weaving
  Mill Area (5€/ person). Together we explore traces of the first industr
 ial printing in Finland. The language is Finnish.\n2-4pm\nThis afternoon y
 ou have the chance to meet some of artists\, whose works are exhibited dur
 ing the Forssa Textile Week. Nanna's  fiber art is showcased in the street
 -level "Studio" of Forssa Museum. You cannot miss the exhibition space whe
 n entering the museum. \n\nPS The Forssa textile venue is a lovely tourist
  site and a must-place-to-see. You do not have to be a textile enthusiast 
 to enjoy the atmosphere of the place. There is plenty to explore. The rest
 aurant serves delicious dishes and there is coffee at all hours!
LOCATION:Forssa Museum\, Pattern Center\, and Spinning Mill Area (Kehrääm
 ö)\, Wahreninkatu 2-13\, Forssa\, Finland
URL:https://nannatextiles.com/ja/program/extern/forssa-textile-week-15-18-8
 -2024-nanna-participates
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Forssa Textile Week 15.-18.8.2024 _nanna participates
DESCRIPTION:This year's "2. Forssa Textile Week" starts on (Thu) August 15.
  In the Spinning Mill Area re-use and renovated old factory-buidings for a
  cozy ensemble: Forssa Museum\, Pattern Museum\, Library\, Restaurant and 
 the Rykkeri Studio. It is only a 10-minute walk from the bus terminal. Las
 t year the innovative textile-event in the textile-printing-town Forssa wa
 s launched with Japan as its guest/theme country. This year Sweden\, the c
 lose-to-the-heart neighbor-county\, is collaborating with a variety of tex
 tile contents. Please be sure to check for program updates here https://ww
 w.forssatextileweek.fi \n\nTHURSDAY 15.8. \nstarting 10am\nPop-ups and exh
 ibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n1 - 4pm\nJenni
  Moberg (Patternsfrom Agency) hosts the afternoon talks\, which are carrie
 d out in English. Discussions cover the role of designers in international
  manufacturing settings as well as their work in the contexts of local sma
 ll scale production. Nanna focuses on aspects of textiles as a "common cul
 tural denominator" that functions as a connector and happiness factor of p
 eople when no spoken language is (not yet) found for communication.\nNanna
  describes\, after a coffee break at 3pm\, a current German elementary sch
 ool project. As of 28.6.24 the following textile-colleagues' presentations
  are planned starting at 1pm: Karin Olu Lindgard (Designer\, Consultant)\,
  Noora Niinikoski (Head of Design at Nanso)\, Elina Lappalainen & Osmi Kos
 kinen (Finlayson)\, Sachiko Imaizumi (Agent of Finnish designers/ firms in
  Japan\, AndFika)\, Petri Juslin (CEO\, Seriöösi)\, Josabet Werkmäster 
 (Textildryck Malmö). Come join the talks carried out in English. Everyone
  is warmly welcome. The more questions and feedback the "talkers" receive\
 , the better the learning curve for all of us is. Venue: Forssa Theater\, 
 Torikatu 8\n4pm\nGuided tour (Finnish/English) of the exhibitions "Arja Ma
 ttila" and "Tähti textile family" in Vinkkeli Gallery and Forssa City Lib
 rary\n6pm\nThe Rykkeri print studio invites everyone for a reception to ce
 lebrate its 15-year-birthday!\n\nFRIDAY 16.8.\nstarting 10 am\nPop-ups and
  exhibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n1 - 3:30pm
  \nThis afternoon covers a wide spectrum of talks aiming at showcasing the
  "versatility of the textile profession" . The language is Finnish. As of 
 28.6.24 following speakers have signed up for talks: Maarit Salolainen (Pr
 ofessor\, Aalto University)\, Iida Korsström (Textile Designer)\, Tiina K
 arhu & Tuiti Paju (Metropolia University of Applied Sciences)\, Päivi Iha
 mäki (Salon seudun ammattioppilaitos)\, Raija Salo (SEiSC - Erasmus+ Proj
 ect\, Sustainable Entrepreneurship in Smart Clothing\, Lounais-Hämeen kou
 lutuskuntaryhmä) and Mari Kuukkula (Chairperson\, Suomen Tekstiiliteknill
 inen liitto STTL). ESpecially students and those interested in textile-rel
 ated studies will find this afternoon most informative. Venue: Forssa Thea
 ter (Torikatu 8)\n4 - 8pm\nLoimi-Hämeen Jätehuolto Oy organizes a "Night
  of Waste and Recycling". Venue: Spinning Mill Area\n6 - 7pm\nThe Rykkeri 
 Studio Staff offers a guided walking tour of the Weaving Mill Area (5€/ 
 person). Together we explore traces of the first industrial printing in Fi
 nland. The language is Finnish.\n\nSATURDAY 17.8.\nstarting 10am\nPop-ups 
 and exhibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n1 - 3:3
 0pm\nThese afternoon talks focus on joined and comparative textile heritag
 e\, retro and vintage as regards Finland/ Sweden.  Presentations by e.g. J
 ohannes Daun (Textile Museum of Sweden)\, Maria Jernkvist (discusses the l
 egacy of the Finland-born Swedish mid-century designer Viola Grasten) and 
 Kristiina Huttunen (Forssa Museum.) The languages are English and Finnish.
  Venue: Forssa Theater (Torikatu 8)\n(More information to follow - please 
 check the Forssa Textile Week website.)\n6pm - open end\nAfterwork get-tog
 ether at Villafors\, Puutarhakatu 5\n\nSUNDAY 18.8.\nstarting 10am\nPop-up
 s and exhibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n11 - 
 12pm\nThe Rykkeri Studio Staff offers a guided walking tour of the Weaving
  Mill Area (5€/ person). Together we explore traces of the first industr
 ial printing in Finland. The language is Finnish.\n2-4pm\nThis afternoon y
 ou have the chance to meet some of artists\, whose works are exhibited dur
 ing the Forssa Textile Week. Nanna's  fiber art is showcased in the street
 -level "Studio" of Forssa Museum. You cannot miss the exhibition space whe
 n entering the museum. \n\nPS The Forssa textile venue is a lovely tourist
  site and a must-place-to-see. You do not have to be a textile enthusiast 
 to enjoy the atmosphere of the place. There is plenty to explore. The rest
 aurant serves delicious dishes and there is coffee at all hours!
LOCATION:Forssa Museum\, Pattern Center\, and Spinning Mill Area (Kehrääm
 ö)\, Wahreninkatu 2-13\, Forssa\, Finland
URL:https://nannatextiles.com/ja/program/extern/forssa-textile-week-15-18-8
 -2024-nanna-participates
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Forssa Textile Week 15.-18.8.2024 _nanna participates
DESCRIPTION:This year's "2. Forssa Textile Week" starts on (Thu) August 15.
  In the Spinning Mill Area re-use and renovated old factory-buidings for a
  cozy ensemble: Forssa Museum\, Pattern Museum\, Library\, Restaurant and 
 the Rykkeri Studio. It is only a 10-minute walk from the bus terminal. Las
 t year the innovative textile-event in the textile-printing-town Forssa wa
 s launched with Japan as its guest/theme country. This year Sweden\, the c
 lose-to-the-heart neighbor-county\, is collaborating with a variety of tex
 tile contents. Please be sure to check for program updates here https://ww
 w.forssatextileweek.fi \n\nTHURSDAY 15.8. \nstarting 10am\nPop-ups and exh
 ibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n1 - 4pm\nJenni
  Moberg (Patternsfrom Agency) hosts the afternoon talks\, which are carrie
 d out in English. Discussions cover the role of designers in international
  manufacturing settings as well as their work in the contexts of local sma
 ll scale production. Nanna focuses on aspects of textiles as a "common cul
 tural denominator" that functions as a connector and happiness factor of p
 eople when no spoken language is (not yet) found for communication.\nNanna
  describes\, after a coffee break at 3pm\, a current German elementary sch
 ool project. As of 28.6.24 the following textile-colleagues' presentations
  are planned starting at 1pm: Karin Olu Lindgard (Designer\, Consultant)\,
  Noora Niinikoski (Head of Design at Nanso)\, Elina Lappalainen & Osmi Kos
 kinen (Finlayson)\, Sachiko Imaizumi (Agent of Finnish designers/ firms in
  Japan\, AndFika)\, Petri Juslin (CEO\, Seriöösi)\, Josabet Werkmäster 
 (Textildryck Malmö). Come join the talks carried out in English. Everyone
  is warmly welcome. The more questions and feedback the "talkers" receive\
 , the better the learning curve for all of us is. Venue: Forssa Theater\, 
 Torikatu 8\n4pm\nGuided tour (Finnish/English) of the exhibitions "Arja Ma
 ttila" and "Tähti textile family" in Vinkkeli Gallery and Forssa City Lib
 rary\n6pm\nThe Rykkeri print studio invites everyone for a reception to ce
 lebrate its 15-year-birthday!\n\nFRIDAY 16.8.\nstarting 10 am\nPop-ups and
  exhibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n1 - 3:30pm
  \nThis afternoon covers a wide spectrum of talks aiming at showcasing the
  "versatility of the textile profession" . The language is Finnish. As of 
 28.6.24 following speakers have signed up for talks: Maarit Salolainen (Pr
 ofessor\, Aalto University)\, Iida Korsström (Textile Designer)\, Tiina K
 arhu & Tuiti Paju (Metropolia University of Applied Sciences)\, Päivi Iha
 mäki (Salon seudun ammattioppilaitos)\, Raija Salo (SEiSC - Erasmus+ Proj
 ect\, Sustainable Entrepreneurship in Smart Clothing\, Lounais-Hämeen kou
 lutuskuntaryhmä) and Mari Kuukkula (Chairperson\, Suomen Tekstiiliteknill
 inen liitto STTL). ESpecially students and those interested in textile-rel
 ated studies will find this afternoon most informative. Venue: Forssa Thea
 ter (Torikatu 8)\n4 - 8pm\nLoimi-Hämeen Jätehuolto Oy organizes a "Night
  of Waste and Recycling". Venue: Spinning Mill Area\n6 - 7pm\nThe Rykkeri 
 Studio Staff offers a guided walking tour of the Weaving Mill Area (5€/ 
 person). Together we explore traces of the first industrial printing in Fi
 nland. The language is Finnish.\n\nSATURDAY 17.8.\nstarting 10am\nPop-ups 
 and exhibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n1 - 3:3
 0pm\nThese afternoon talks focus on joined and comparative textile heritag
 e\, retro and vintage as regards Finland/ Sweden.  Presentations by e.g. J
 ohannes Daun (Textile Museum of Sweden)\, Maria Jernkvist (discusses the l
 egacy of the Finland-born Swedish mid-century designer Viola Grasten) and 
 Kristiina Huttunen (Forssa Museum.) The languages are English and Finnish.
  Venue: Forssa Theater (Torikatu 8)\n(More information to follow - please 
 check the Forssa Textile Week website.)\n6pm - open end\nAfterwork get-tog
 ether at Villafors\, Puutarhakatu 5\n\nSUNDAY 18.8.\nstarting 10am\nPop-up
 s and exhibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n11 - 
 12pm\nThe Rykkeri Studio Staff offers a guided walking tour of the Weaving
  Mill Area (5€/ person). Together we explore traces of the first industr
 ial printing in Finland. The language is Finnish.\n2-4pm\nThis afternoon y
 ou have the chance to meet some of artists\, whose works are exhibited dur
 ing the Forssa Textile Week. Nanna's  fiber art is showcased in the street
 -level "Studio" of Forssa Museum. You cannot miss the exhibition space whe
 n entering the museum. \n\nPS The Forssa textile venue is a lovely tourist
  site and a must-place-to-see. You do not have to be a textile enthusiast 
 to enjoy the atmosphere of the place. There is plenty to explore. The rest
 aurant serves delicious dishes and there is coffee at all hours!
LOCATION:Forssa Museum\, Pattern Center\, and Spinning Mill Area (Kehrääm
 ö)\, Wahreninkatu 2-13\, Forssa\, Finland
URL:https://nannatextiles.com/ja/program/extern/forssa-textile-week-15-18-8
 -2024-nanna-participates
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Forssa Textile Week 15.-18.8.2024 _nanna participates
DESCRIPTION:This year's "2. Forssa Textile Week" starts on (Thu) August 15.
  In the Spinning Mill Area re-use and renovated old factory-buidings for a
  cozy ensemble: Forssa Museum\, Pattern Museum\, Library\, Restaurant and 
 the Rykkeri Studio. It is only a 10-minute walk from the bus terminal. Las
 t year the innovative textile-event in the textile-printing-town Forssa wa
 s launched with Japan as its guest/theme country. This year Sweden\, the c
 lose-to-the-heart neighbor-county\, is collaborating with a variety of tex
 tile contents. Please be sure to check for program updates here https://ww
 w.forssatextileweek.fi \n\nTHURSDAY 15.8. \nstarting 10am\nPop-ups and exh
 ibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n1 - 4pm\nJenni
  Moberg (Patternsfrom Agency) hosts the afternoon talks\, which are carrie
 d out in English. Discussions cover the role of designers in international
  manufacturing settings as well as their work in the contexts of local sma
 ll scale production. Nanna focuses on aspects of textiles as a "common cul
 tural denominator" that functions as a connector and happiness factor of p
 eople when no spoken language is (not yet) found for communication.\nNanna
  describes\, after a coffee break at 3pm\, a current German elementary sch
 ool project. As of 28.6.24 the following textile-colleagues' presentations
  are planned starting at 1pm: Karin Olu Lindgard (Designer\, Consultant)\,
  Noora Niinikoski (Head of Design at Nanso)\, Elina Lappalainen & Osmi Kos
 kinen (Finlayson)\, Sachiko Imaizumi (Agent of Finnish designers/ firms in
  Japan\, AndFika)\, Petri Juslin (CEO\, Seriöösi)\, Josabet Werkmäster 
 (Textildryck Malmö). Come join the talks carried out in English. Everyone
  is warmly welcome. The more questions and feedback the "talkers" receive\
 , the better the learning curve for all of us is. Venue: Forssa Theater\, 
 Torikatu 8\n4pm\nGuided tour (Finnish/English) of the exhibitions "Arja Ma
 ttila" and "Tähti textile family" in Vinkkeli Gallery and Forssa City Lib
 rary\n6pm\nThe Rykkeri print studio invites everyone for a reception to ce
 lebrate its 15-year-birthday!\n\nFRIDAY 16.8.\nstarting 10 am\nPop-ups and
  exhibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n1 - 3:30pm
  \nThis afternoon covers a wide spectrum of talks aiming at showcasing the
  "versatility of the textile profession" . The language is Finnish. As of 
 28.6.24 following speakers have signed up for talks: Maarit Salolainen (Pr
 ofessor\, Aalto University)\, Iida Korsström (Textile Designer)\, Tiina K
 arhu & Tuiti Paju (Metropolia University of Applied Sciences)\, Päivi Iha
 mäki (Salon seudun ammattioppilaitos)\, Raija Salo (SEiSC - Erasmus+ Proj
 ect\, Sustainable Entrepreneurship in Smart Clothing\, Lounais-Hämeen kou
 lutuskuntaryhmä) and Mari Kuukkula (Chairperson\, Suomen Tekstiiliteknill
 inen liitto STTL). ESpecially students and those interested in textile-rel
 ated studies will find this afternoon most informative. Venue: Forssa Thea
 ter (Torikatu 8)\n4 - 8pm\nLoimi-Hämeen Jätehuolto Oy organizes a "Night
  of Waste and Recycling". Venue: Spinning Mill Area\n6 - 7pm\nThe Rykkeri 
 Studio Staff offers a guided walking tour of the Weaving Mill Area (5€/ 
 person). Together we explore traces of the first industrial printing in Fi
 nland. The language is Finnish.\n\nSATURDAY 17.8.\nstarting 10am\nPop-ups 
 and exhibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n1 - 3:3
 0pm\nThese afternoon talks focus on joined and comparative textile heritag
 e\, retro and vintage as regards Finland/ Sweden.  Presentations by e.g. J
 ohannes Daun (Textile Museum of Sweden)\, Maria Jernkvist (discusses the l
 egacy of the Finland-born Swedish mid-century designer Viola Grasten) and 
 Kristiina Huttunen (Forssa Museum.) The languages are English and Finnish.
  Venue: Forssa Theater (Torikatu 8)\n(More information to follow - please 
 check the Forssa Textile Week website.)\n6pm - open end\nAfterwork get-tog
 ether at Villafors\, Puutarhakatu 5\n\nSUNDAY 18.8.\nstarting 10am\nPop-up
 s and exhibitions at the Spinning Mill Area are open to the public.\n11 - 
 12pm\nThe Rykkeri Studio Staff offers a guided walking tour of the Weaving
  Mill Area (5€/ person). Together we explore traces of the first industr
 ial printing in Finland. The language is Finnish.\n2-4pm\nThis afternoon y
 ou have the chance to meet some of artists\, whose works are exhibited dur
 ing the Forssa Textile Week. Nanna's  fiber art is showcased in the street
 -level "Studio" of Forssa Museum. You cannot miss the exhibition space whe
 n entering the museum. \n\nPS The Forssa textile venue is a lovely tourist
  site and a must-place-to-see. You do not have to be a textile enthusiast 
 to enjoy the atmosphere of the place. There is plenty to explore. The rest
 aurant serves delicious dishes and there is coffee at all hours!
LOCATION:Forssa Museum\, Pattern Center\, and Spinning Mill Area (Kehrääm
 ö)\, Wahreninkatu 2-13\, Forssa\, Finland
URL:https://nannatextiles.com/ja/program/extern/forssa-textile-week-15-18-8
 -2024-nanna-participates
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