BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//nannatextiles//dgtl.one//DE CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:502b4f1105d9a0a825bcaa91427484c8@nannatextiles.de DTSTAMP:20260919T124442Z DTSTART:20230904T080000Z DTEND:20230904T180000Z SUMMARY:Workshop: September: Haihatus Artist-residency in Finland DESCRIPTION:NEWS: Our team-members were awarded EU-funded mobility grants a s artists and cultural professionals in the program "Culture Moves Europe" \, in the sector cultural heritage\, for our textile-project "3x3: Grasp t he Immaterial!". Our team-work begins in Finland in September. We apprecia te the EU-stipends greatly as acknowledgement for both our individual effo rts as regards our respective textile activities in Germany\, Poland and F inland\, and the collaborative and community-based explorartion and learni ng that we launch in Joutsa. Collaboration with Haihatus Art Center and TA ITO-Joutsa. \n\n04.09.-02.10.23 Haihatus Artist Residency in Joutsa\, C entral Finland.\n\nWe - Paulina\, Heike and Nanna - are a team of three pr ofessional textile-makers and educators\, passionate to learn from and wit h our fellow-wo/men. Our process-based project 3x3: Grasp the Immaterial! convinced the residency-committee at Haihatus Art Center in Joutsa. We wer e chosen to work in Finland and to explore Finnish textile cultures for fo ur weeks starting early September 2023. TAITO is our textile-homebase in J outsa. In the hand-skills-center we are allowed to use their looms. \n\nP aulina Sadrak (*1989\, Poland) teaches at her Alma Mater. She is an "indep endet workshop referent" at the Institute of Textiles at the Strzeminski A cademy of Fine Arts\, Lodz\, Poland. Her prize-winning fiber art was recen tly shown at the Textilmuseum St. Gallen\, Switzerland\, and the Gallery T extilkunst Aichhorn in Salzburg\, Austria. Paulina is inspired by traditio ns and textile methods in foreign countries and looking forward to explori ng the rich "living culture of textiles" in Finland in fall 2023. \n\nHei ke Ehrath (*1965\, Germany) followed her mother's footsteps and became a m aster weaver. At the same time she was always faszinated by textile-printi ng methods\, especially digital expressions in textile art. After studying Textile Design at the State Academy of Art and Design Stuttgart\, she est ablished "Mimikry"\, a digital printing workshop in Stuttgart. In 2020/ 20 21 Heike helped in developing and promoting the cottage industry in Cambod ia\, with special focus on weaving centers for women\, as an agent in a Ge rman development aid project. Today she collaborates widely in art\, craft s and textile-culture projects parallel to running a weaving workshop for physically and mentally impaired fellow-citizens near Stuttgart. \n\nNann a Aspholm-Flik (*1964\, Finland) has a life-long interest in "reading" tex tile cultures. She has always "made things". Her academic focus on Asian c ultures brought her to China\, India\, the Philippines and through her wor k she learnt about textiles in South Korea and Japan. She opened the studi o-workshop _nannatextiles in 2016 in Stuttgart after her M.A. Textile Desi gn Study. Especially her museum-traineeship in textile conservation opened her eyes. "What is worthy to be collected/ saved for future generations" puzzeled her. Nanna is curious about everyday-culture and common people's textile traditions. She teaches textile techniques\, provides for trainees hips\, exhibits\, curates\, networks\, carries out research and involves h erself in crafts-activites\, both in her native country Finland and the Ge rman-speaking countries in Central Europe. She likes team-work and interc ultural collaboration. Her favored mode of work is dialogue-based.\n\nPhot o: The cover of our almost 70-pages-long team-portfolio is depicted. We co mpiled our relevant textile projects and activities for the EU-team-grant- application. If interested\, please request a PDF-version by writing to Na nna info@nannatextiles.de LOCATION:Haihatus Art Center and Artist Residency\, Jousitie 68-70\, 19650 Joutsa\, Finnland URL:https://nannatextiles.com/ja/program/extern/monat-september-haihatus-ar tist-residency-in-finnland ORGANIZER;CN=Nanna:mailto:info@nannatextiles.de BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION:September: Haihatus Artist-residency in Finland TRIGGER:-PT1H END:VALARM END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:e4cf69d8bc109ae3a1918f8c96aa6b06@nannatextiles.de DTSTAMP:20260919T124442Z DTSTART:20231002T080000Z DTEND:20231002T180000Z SUMMARY:Workshop: September: Haihatus Artist-residency in Finland DESCRIPTION:NEWS: Our team-members were awarded EU-funded mobility grants a s artists and cultural professionals in the program "Culture Moves Europe" \, in the sector cultural heritage\, for our textile-project "3x3: Grasp t he Immaterial!". Our team-work begins in Finland in September. We apprecia te the EU-stipends greatly as acknowledgement for both our individual effo rts as regards our respective textile activities in Germany\, Poland and F inland\, and the collaborative and community-based explorartion and learni ng that we launch in Joutsa. Collaboration with Haihatus Art Center and TA ITO-Joutsa. \n\n04.09.-02.10.23 Haihatus Artist Residency in Joutsa\, C entral Finland.\n\nWe - Paulina\, Heike and Nanna - are a team of three pr ofessional textile-makers and educators\, passionate to learn from and wit h our fellow-wo/men. Our process-based project 3x3: Grasp the Immaterial! convinced the residency-committee at Haihatus Art Center in Joutsa. We wer e chosen to work in Finland and to explore Finnish textile cultures for fo ur weeks starting early September 2023. TAITO is our textile-homebase in J outsa. In the hand-skills-center we are allowed to use their looms. \n\nP aulina Sadrak (*1989\, Poland) teaches at her Alma Mater. She is an "indep endet workshop referent" at the Institute of Textiles at the Strzeminski A cademy of Fine Arts\, Lodz\, Poland. Her prize-winning fiber art was recen tly shown at the Textilmuseum St. Gallen\, Switzerland\, and the Gallery T extilkunst Aichhorn in Salzburg\, Austria. Paulina is inspired by traditio ns and textile methods in foreign countries and looking forward to explori ng the rich "living culture of textiles" in Finland in fall 2023. \n\nHei ke Ehrath (*1965\, Germany) followed her mother's footsteps and became a m aster weaver. At the same time she was always faszinated by textile-printi ng methods\, especially digital expressions in textile art. After studying Textile Design at the State Academy of Art and Design Stuttgart\, she est ablished "Mimikry"\, a digital printing workshop in Stuttgart. In 2020/ 20 21 Heike helped in developing and promoting the cottage industry in Cambod ia\, with special focus on weaving centers for women\, as an agent in a Ge rman development aid project. Today she collaborates widely in art\, craft s and textile-culture projects parallel to running a weaving workshop for physically and mentally impaired fellow-citizens near Stuttgart. \n\nNann a Aspholm-Flik (*1964\, Finland) has a life-long interest in "reading" tex tile cultures. She has always "made things". Her academic focus on Asian c ultures brought her to China\, India\, the Philippines and through her wor k she learnt about textiles in South Korea and Japan. She opened the studi o-workshop _nannatextiles in 2016 in Stuttgart after her M.A. Textile Desi gn Study. Especially her museum-traineeship in textile conservation opened her eyes. "What is worthy to be collected/ saved for future generations" puzzeled her. Nanna is curious about everyday-culture and common people's textile traditions. She teaches textile techniques\, provides for trainees hips\, exhibits\, curates\, networks\, carries out research and involves h erself in crafts-activites\, both in her native country Finland and the Ge rman-speaking countries in Central Europe. She likes team-work and interc ultural collaboration. Her favored mode of work is dialogue-based.\n\nPhot o: The cover of our almost 70-pages-long team-portfolio is depicted. We co mpiled our relevant textile projects and activities for the EU-team-grant- application. If interested\, please request a PDF-version by writing to Na nna info@nannatextiles.de LOCATION:Haihatus Art Center and Artist Residency\, Jousitie 68-70\, 19650 Joutsa\, Finnland URL:https://nannatextiles.com/ja/program/extern/monat-september-haihatus-ar tist-residency-in-finnland ORGANIZER;CN=Nanna:mailto:info@nannatextiles.de BEGIN:VALARM ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION:September: Haihatus Artist-residency in Finland TRIGGER:-PT1H END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR