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Month: November 2020

Collaboration with Museum of impossible forms

Published 18/11/2020 by Platform

 

Platform is very excited to announce a collaboration with

Museum of Impossible Forms

https://www.museumofimpossibleforms.org/

Vishnu Vardhani Rajan
Shubhangi Singh
Surabhi Nadig
Zahrah Ehsan
Samra Šabanović

will take part in a residency at platform during November and December. Have a look at our instagram for more

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Published 18/11/2020 by Platform

 

 

 

The New Normal

Window exhibition series featuring:

Jon Gredmark & INFO

Aeon Lux & Viljami Nissi

Nabb Teeri

Anneli Holmström & Janette Ayachi

Britt Al-Busultan & Adriana Vila

 

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Published 18/11/2020 by Platform

 

Temperature

You are very welcome to join us at Platform Unisex-space to hear Läure D Selys (CH) talk about her residency project.
Audio-visual readings from the following writings:
– #Temperature
– Colour of T
– Eau d’Anxiété
– Sweat Poems
Everyone welcome! Come cool down with us after the heat of the day 🌞
Free snacks & drink

 

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FI
Vuoden ensimmäinen kulttuurisoppa.
Moikkaa residenssitaiteilijaa ja nauti kuppi kuumaa keittoa, tervetuloa!
SV
Årets första kultursoppa.
Träffa vår gästkonstnär och njut av en kopp varm soppa, välkommen!
ENG
First culturalsoup of 2020.
Chat with the resident artist and have a bowl of hot soup, welcome!
Platform is grateful for the support by Svenska Kulturfonden, Vasa Stad, Suomen kulttuurirahasto and Konstsamfundet.

 

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Published 18/11/2020 by Platform

Peripheral futures,
Platform X Vaasa City Planners X KTH
The international architecture students of KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm have proposed possible futures for the soon to be vacated Wärtsilä factory area. The Vasa based artist initiative Platform, together with the Vaasa city planning department, are exhibiting the student’s ideas and miniatures at Rewell Center. A goal of the exhibition is to incite dialogue around the future use of the vacated factory lot in the city centre.
KTH Royal Institute of Technology is one of the leading technological universities in Europe.
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