| The exhibition space is just behind the main entrance of Konstfack. The space is as large as 300 square meters, and 100 T-shirts gathered both from Japan and Sweden was shown in the space. |
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| The vernissage of the exhibition started at 5pm on August 9th. The visitors seemed curious of the variety of the T-shirts, some were very functional, while others were pieces of art. |
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| Among the visitors was product designer Gunilla Allard. "It is too difficult to say which is my favorite" she said, when we asked which T-shirt she preferred. The vernissage was held in a very relaxed mood, with the music by Djablo (Tangent Beats records) and Menazone (mother Inc.) from Italy. |
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| During the same period, Konstfack invited Karim Rashid for a design seminar, and some of the course participants had an opportunity to visit the T-shirt exhibition before and after the seminar. |
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Lots of opinions were heard from the visitors regarding the exhibition. "It is interesting to see the similarity and difference between Swedish T-shirts and Janpanese ones"(Konstfack student),
(The photo on the right is the Canadian Ambassador to Sweden) |
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| "I could see the borderlines between art and design" (Swedish Artist), "Fun to see the "Harakiri T-shirt" (teenager), etc. In their own ways, everyone seemed to enjoy the exhibition. |
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(2004/09/06)