Whether it be divine hands shaping clay into bodies, threads weaving worlds into existence, or splinters being forged into form, craft has always been a language of creation. Across cultures and througout histories, making has served as a way of telling myths of origin—stories where worlds are pulled from the raw, where breath is given to the formless, and where touch awakens matter.
The hand has always played a vital role in creation, and creation has always been essential to human experience. Over the past three years we - students from textile ceramic and jewelry art at HDK-Valand, have worked with the act of creation. We have contextualised and conceptualised. In constant dialogue with the long traditions of our materials we have reshaped traditional narratives and questioned what the word "craft" can truly hold.
Of the Bone is a new myth of origin. A myth made not of the divine, but of hands - of process and material. Here, craft is not only the making of objects, but a ritual, a questioning, a reckoning.
Official opening
24 May, at 12.00-17.00.
Speech at 14.00.
Finissage: 1 June, during openig hours.
Opening hours and programme
May 24, at 12-17 Opening and opening speech 14:00
May 25, at 12-18
May 26, at 12-18
May 27, at 12-18 Guided tour with exhibiting artists 14:00
May 28, at 12-18
May 29, at 12-18
May 30, at 12-16
May 31, at 12-16
June 1, at 12-15 Finissage with exhibiting artists
Exhibiting students
Louise Appelquist, Måns Boqvist, Ester Eriksson, Viola Jakobsson, Kajsa Johnsson, Ebba Lundell, Nina Kraul Maegaard, Tyra Rhedin, Anna Amalie Richelsen, Ellen Rosenson, Ida Scheel Ingemann, Zam Stork, Fanny Storm, Hanna Sundbo , Cassandra Söderström, Taran Andrea Sørvoll, Lina Tivemark, Kristina Felicia Vilensten
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GRADUATION 2025: other graduation events during the spring of 2025.
