First, draw 12 lines.
Exhibition, ArtNordanå
24 Oct
Welcome to an exhibition about doing, about what moves one forward, about textile tradition and simple methods by Maja Delborn.
October 24 - November 15
Exhibition room at Nordanå in Skellefteå.
Opening on October 24 at 13:00
Opening hours
Tuesday 12-19
Wednesday-Sunday 12-16
More about the exhibition.
First, draw 12 lines.
What exists between my artistic method and crafting?
What might this in-between look like?
Starting from textile tradition where the instructions derive from the checked paper, this explores how the checked paper can serve as a foundation for other types of instructions. The exhibition showcases an ongoing project aimed at finding new ways for people to engage in making. Creating. The space one can create for themselves where the hands lead. It is a space where thought does not initiate action. The instructions and the hands decide.
I can't, suddenly someone says. This someone might be me. Or you.
First, draw 12 lines.
About the artist.
Textile tradition, handicraft, materials, methods, and systems are recurring interests. Maja is educated at HDK-Valand, the School of Textiles in Borås, and completed two preparatory years at Stenebyskolan in Dalsland. In the past year, after her bachelor's degree, she has worked on several exhibitions and residencies, including at The Glass Factory in Boda Glasbruk. Raised in Frostkåge and very happy and eager to exhibit at Nordanå.
October 24 - November 15
Exhibition room at Nordanå in Skellefteå.
Opening on October 24 at 13:00
Opening hours
Tuesday 12-19
Wednesday-Sunday 12-16
More about the exhibition.
First, draw 12 lines.
What exists between my artistic method and crafting?
What might this in-between look like?
Starting from textile tradition where the instructions derive from the checked paper, this explores how the checked paper can serve as a foundation for other types of instructions. The exhibition showcases an ongoing project aimed at finding new ways for people to engage in making. Creating. The space one can create for themselves where the hands lead. It is a space where thought does not initiate action. The instructions and the hands decide.
I can't, suddenly someone says. This someone might be me. Or you.
First, draw 12 lines.
About the artist.
Textile tradition, handicraft, materials, methods, and systems are recurring interests. Maja is educated at HDK-Valand, the School of Textiles in Borås, and completed two preparatory years at Stenebyskolan in Dalsland. In the past year, after her bachelor's degree, she has worked on several exhibitions and residencies, including at The Glass Factory in Boda Glasbruk. Raised in Frostkåge and very happy and eager to exhibit at Nordanå.