14.09.—20.09.
Mon-Sat 12-20
Sun 12-18
@ Põhjala tehas, Marati 5, 11713, Tallinn
Exhibition
official openingMon 14.09 at 17.00
The display of design and architecture schools introduces graduation works and various school projects. In addition to the design schools in Estonia who offer higher education in Tallinn, Tartu and Haapsalu.
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HAAPSALU COLLEGE OF TALLINN UNIVERSITY DISPLAY
Handicraft Technologies and Design" at Tallinn University Haapsalu College is a unique applied curriculum that provides its graduates with an understanding of these essence, creation and sustainability of a personal product. We have turned our face towards the ongoing processes in society and elaboration of possible solutions of its pain spots. We value highly working with health promotion product concepts. Our products. are made based on the principle "from an idea to a ready-made product" and as a close cooperation with clients. This exhibit dispalys examples of courseworks and diploma projects.
https://www.tlu.ee/haapsalu/kasitootehnoloogiad-ja-disain
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TARTU ART SCHOOL
Tartu Art School exbosition at Disainiöö:
1. Award-winning works from the youth architectural competition.
2. Computer game dedicated to environmental issues
3. Graphic design and stylist students magazine project
www.tartukunstikool.ee
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INTERNATIONAL DESIGN SCHOOLS' EXHIBITION
The festival's theme "Design for Need" questions the life cycle of today's product. Is the new generation of designers, the first agents in any production cycle, equipped to navigate the waters of a society replete with challenges and regulations? In response, a collection of student projects are presented by Estonian Academy of Arts, Tartu Art College Pallas, Tallinn University Haapsalu College, Tartu Art School. The floor additionally extends to representatives from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design and University of the Arts London.
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2+2
The 2 + 2 exhibition from the Pallas University of Applied Sciences shows a selection of 2020 graduation works in the field of design. The works completed and submitted during a state-wide emergency situation were exceptional and approached design from several sides. There was work on material that begged for a new approach. There was a client who needed a more beautiful solution for a functional chair. There were several works on the design process itself that needed a new source of inspiration. The end result is as simple and logical as 2 + 2, which had to be done in a situation where 2 + 2 was not easy at all.
pallasart.ee
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STUDENT ARTWORK EXHIBITION
Crafting Organic Waste For Fashion
Riina Õun is a leather accessories designer, researcher and a recent graduate of MA Material Futures at Central Saint Martins, UAL in London. She is exploring how waste Symbiotic Culture of Bacteria and Yeast (SCOBY) generated from the kombucha drink industry can be re-processed into a new, more sustainable, vegan, leather-like material. Various possibilities of how craft has to adapt to working with the material are explored within a collection of handbags. The result is a fully commercial, market-ready product that I can create in large quantities as a viable alternative for the fashion industry.
www.riinao.com
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SELECTION OF STUDENT WORKS FROM 2019/2020, ESTONIAN ACADEMY OF ARTS' FACULTY OF DESIGN
Estonian Academy of Arts looks to the future - actively participating in social processes, making use of new technologies and paying close attention to changes caused by ever-accelerating development.
The exhibition presents works from interaction design, product design, graphic design, textile design, fashion design and the joint master's degree programme Design & Technology Futures of EKA and TalTech.
www.artun.ee