HV LICIUM
Studio for renovation and production of ecclesiastical
textiles and art.
Photo: Christer Åhlin
SHM.
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Experiment
In
a drive for renewal and the further development of textile art,
HV STUDIO has started a programme of collaboration with young artists.
Ulrika Mårtensson is one of the artists whose work has been
very favourably received.
(See picture above. Click for further
pictures.)
Photos: Nisse Petersson.
HV
STUDIO commission
For
Konstfack's new premises in Stockholm, inaugurated at the start
of the academic year in September 2004. HV STUDIO has produced two
stage curtains designed by Elis Eriksson.
(See picture above. Click for
further pictures.)
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HV
STUDIO commission
The
Royal Swedish Opera's rotunda, which is used for orchestral rehearsals
as well as stage productions, has been fitted with a backdrop as
well as a textile decoration running round the entire room. The
textiles were produced by Ulrika Mårtensson and HV STUDIO
as a commission for the National Public Art Council.
(See picture above. Click for
further pictures.)
Photos: Michael Perlmutter.
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HV
STUDIO commission
Textile decoration designed by Sissel Blystad from Bergen
for Vandrehallen, the Norwegian parliament building. Her “Landscape”
is in the form of a triptych measuring 47 m2. The parliament
building will be inaugurated in the spring of 2005, when Norway
celebrates the centennial of the dissolution of the union
with Sweden in 1905.
(See picture above. Click on picture to view
the work from a different angle.)
Photomontage: Sissel Blystad.
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HV
STUDIO
Purveyor to H.M. the King of Sweden |
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HV
STUDIO for
sale "Daggstänkta
berg", 2005.
KARIN MAMMA ANDERSSON’s
textile decoration hand woven by Elisabeth Isaksson at HV
STUDIO in collaboration with the artist. 105X167 cm. (See
picture above)
SOLD
in January 2008
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 HV GALLERY exhibition:
KERSTIN LINDSTRÖM
»Tillstånd«, Textile sculpture.
27 Feb–25 April
(See picture above)
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New
ideas for Svenskt Tenn
In time for Svenskt Tenn's 80th anniversary a new collection of
pewter ware has been commissioned in the spirit of Founder Estrid
Ericson.
Eighteen months ago, ten of Sweden's leading designers and craftspeople
were asked to submit designs for a renewal of classical pewter ware.
(See
picture above. Click for further pictures.)
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