AUT - Artist Talk with Ingrid Giertz Märtenson
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Artist Talk with Ingrid Giertz Märtenson
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| Ingrid Giertz-Märtenson | Hjördis Augustsdottir Wallin |
TALKS
A series of lectures by designers Ingrid Giertz-Märtenson and Hjördis Augustsdottir Wallin will be held in conjunction with ”Sweden in Ten Visions”.
ARTIST TALK with INGRID GIERTZ-MÄRTENSON
Wednesday, October 22, 2008 at 6 pm
Gallery Three
The exhibition ”Sweden in Ten Visions” poses a critical question: Can a dress reveal the essence of a nation?
Here the curator of the exhibition, Ingrid Giertz-Märtenson and
designer Hjördis Agustsdottir will talk about the vision behind this
new perspective of dress: using it to interpret the identity and values
of Sweden. Ten phenomena in the disguise of ten dresses, characterizing
Sweden, are presenting a new way of communicating the ”brand” of a
nation.
LECTURE with INGRID GIERTZ-MÄRTENSON
Friday, October 24, 2008, 10 – 12 pm
AUT Lecture Theatre WS Building - Room 114
The Centre for Fashion Studies – a new discipline at Stockholm University
The
Centre for Fashion Studies at Stockholm University was established in
2006. The Centre is the only dedicated teaching and research centre for
fashion located within a Humanities Faculty anywhere in the world.
Ingrid Giertz-Märtenson, the initiator of this new subject will explain
the background and future of this new program.
As curator and
creator of the exhibition “Sweden in Ten visions”, currently showing in
the AUT Gallery 3, she will also discuss the question, asked in the
exhibition: Can a dress reveal the essence of a nation?