3 episodes
Fabric of Society Rosa Tolnov Clausen & Stine Linnemann
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- Society & Culture
This is an on-going podcast series, looking at society through the gaze of textile making. Created by PhD student Rosa Tolnov Clausen and artist Stine Linnemann, who both trained as weavers.
Join us, as we look at the world through the veil of textiles, examining everything from handmade hobbycrafts, the industrialisation, gender roles, social hierarchies, sustainability, the impact of natural disasters and much, much more.
Funded by Nordic Culture Fund.
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(1 of 3) From cottage industry to creative industries
In this first part, Rosa speaks to PhD Eliza Kraateri about cottage industry in Finland and Stine speaks to Kristine Holm-Jensen from the Textile Museum in Herning about the history is Danish textile manufacturying.
In this pilot episode, we explore the handmaking of textiles in the Nordic countries. This is a podcast by PhD student Rosa Tolnov Clausen and artist Stine Linnemann, who are both trained weavers and textile enthusiasts.
A special thanks to Nordic Culture Fund for their "Opstart" funding, which made this pilot episode possible. Soundscape by Marco Madia.
www.elizakraatari.com
www.museummidtjylland.dk/tekstilmuseet
www.rosatolnovclausen.com
www.stinelinnemann.com
www.nordiskkulturfond.org
www.marcomadia.com -
(2 of 3) From cottage industry to creative industries
In this second part of the pilot, Rosa speaks to Annika Nyberg-Frankenhaeuser from Friends of Finnish Handicraft (FoFH) and Stine speaks to Laura Dalgaard, an independent knitwear designer based in Copenhagen. Both FoFH and Dalgaard combine selling finished products with selling patterns, allowing their customers to create their products themselves.
In this pilot episode, we explore the handmaking of textiles in the Nordic countries. This is a podcast by PhD student Rosa Tolnov Clausen and artist Stine Linnemann, who are both trained weavers and textile enthusiasts.
A special thanks to Nordic Culture Fund for their "Opstart" funding, which made this pilot episode possible. Soundscape by Marco Madia.
www.suomenkasityonystavat.fi
www.lauradalgaard.com
www.rosatolnovclausen.com
www.stinelinnemann.com
www.nordiskkulturfond.org
www.marcomadia.com -
(3 of 3) From cottage industry to creative industries
In this third and last part, Rosa speaks to Ritva Kurittu-Kalaja who is a weaving facilitator from Tyeväinopisto at Omnia and Reetaleena Laine who is one of the weavers who use this public weaving space. Stine speaks with designer Liv Beier Heckmann from I Tråd Med Verden, a social enterprise in Copenhagen. Both the weaving space and the social enterprise, have a shared understanding of the social and almost therapeutic effects of making textiles with your hands. At the end of this last part of the episode, Rosa and Stine touch up on what we've learned and discuss handmade textiles in a broader context.
In this pilot episode, we explore the handmaking of textiles in the Nordic countries. This is a podcast by PhD student Rosa Tolnov Clausen and artist Stine Linnemann, who are both trained weavers and textile enthusiasts.
A special thanks to Nordic Culture Fund for their "Opstart" funding, which made this pilot episode possible. Soundscape by Marco Madia.
www.omnia.fi
www.itmv.dk
www.rosatolnovclausen.com
www.stinelinnemann.com
www.nordiskkulturfond.org
www.marcomadia.com