Killer Fashion Revolution is part of Aalto University introduces itself -exhibition in Espoo Cultural Center 19.5.-22.6.2010, showing the broad field of practices that are current in the University. Images are from the exhibition opening where chief curator Juha Vilja welcomed Allto University to the culture center.
My Thesis project Killer Fashion Revolution can be seen at Masters of Arts Exhibition 12.5-13.6.2010 (MOA2010) The Exhibition is arrange by the University I graduated from 21.5.2010; Aalto University School of Art and Design. So I am a Master of Arts now
Even if the ash cloud over Europe delayed my trip to Washington DC for 3 days I still made it there and had 4 great days in Silver Spring and Washington. Hop-on-hop-of workshops were arrange at the Human Rights Arts Festival in Silver Spring, USA. About 40 participants took part in crafting and talking about ethical fashion. The workshops were held just by the installation and it worked well as a discussion opener. More about the festival and workshops at Killer Fashion Revolution -Wiki
A big THANX! to media artist Andreas Zingerle who helped me with the arrangements, when I could not make it to the states.
Here some Killer Fashion Revolution images from the festival! The Human Rights arts Festival was arranged by Amnesty International USA and took place 23-25.4.2010 in Silver Spring, Maryland, USA.
Killer Fashion Revolution participatory media art installation and hop-on-hop-off workshops are presented as a part of International Human Rights Arts Festival 23-25.4 in Silver Spring, Maryland, USA. Amnesty International USA is the arrangers of the event. http://www.humanrightsartfestival.com
The installation and workshops will be at the City Palace Mall Sculpture garden. Come and join! You can join the workshop for 5 minutes or stay as long as you want. Together we will transform war related clothes to promote human rights!
Looks like I will graduate, therefore I will exhibit my thesis work at the Masters of Arts Exhibition arrange by Aalto University School of Art and Design. Masters of Arts 2010 exhibition will be 12th of May – 13th June at Elefantti quarters, Aleksanterinkatu 16-18 and Katariinankatu 3.
I also do my best to arrange a couple of workshops in connection to the exhibition. More information will be posted at the Killer Fashion Revolution Wiki-site: www.killerfashionrevolution.com
More about the exhibition at:http://www.mastersofarts.fi/
The Killer Fashion Revolution project has been accepted to “Qui Vive?” 2nd Moscow International Biennale for Young Art and will take place in July 2010.
This animation is part of the Killer Fashion Revolution participatory media art installation.
More about the project at: www.killerfashionrevolution.com
A big thanks to Reha Discioglu for the Sound design and music!
Here is a video that shows what happened at the first Killer Fashion Revolution workshop that was arranged 5-7th of February 2010. The workshop was at the same time a kick-off for the Killer Fashion Revolution -project and a CISV Mosaic-project. It was also a part of my thesis work for Alto University School of Art and Design.
Killer Fashion Revolution: www.killerfashionrevolution.com
CISV: www.cisv.org
Alto University School of Art and Design: http://www.taik.fi/en/
A big thanks to Nina Forsman for filming and editing the workshop video and to Reha Discioglu for the music. Also a big thanks to all the participants at the workshop, it was a lot of fun!
5.7.2009 Killer Fashion Revolution concept was presented at OPEN 2009 Symposium arrange by Media Lab University of Art and Design Helsinki http://mlabsymp.uiah.fi/2009/. The presentation was in the form of an video. I also participated in the panel discussion of the Making Openness track in the Art and Museums session.
The two day symposium was very interesting presenting divers points of views of what openness can be. Openness was also a goal of the arrangers; the paper and video review process was made open, the symposium was video streamed on-line, Qaiku comments where projected for presenters and other symposium participants and conclusions where written collaboratively on-line.
Here is the video presentation made for this happening, reflecting on how KFR can be seen as a project that promotes openness.
If you are interested to help out or collaborate, please let me know!
A big thanx also to current collaborators: Katri, Rosa, Nina, Annika, Katianna, Reha and Andy.