An exhibition about the clothing industry and its impact on the environment
October 19, 2019–January 22, 2020
Moss 1519
Norway
Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 11am–5pm
T +47 69 27 10 33
kontakt@gallerif15.no
Curators
Maria C. Havstam and Franz P. Schmidt
Opening: Saturday, October 19, 2pm
The exhibition will be opened by Bård Vegard Solhjell, Secretary General of WWF, Norway.
We have the pleasure of inviting you to the opening of Don't feed the monster!
Don’t feed the monster! is an exhibition that critically questions the clothing industry´s impact on the environment and allows for a multifaceted investigation of the topic. The textile and clothing industry is one of the largest industries in the world, and among the most polluting industries globally. Consumption of clothes in the world is increasing and the number of times a piece of garment is worn before disposal is shrinking. At the same time only a small amount of textile and cloths are reused or recycled. The exhibition puts a spotlight on the situation as it is today, and the works presented both engage and provoke for change. The 12 participating designers and artists share their ideas, methods and alternative stories through visual narratives, concrete design solutions, activism, development of new technologies and renewed use of resources as well as cultural history surveys. Always with a fixed look at the acute.
Artists
Annemor Sundbø (Norway), Atacac (Sweden), Carole Frances Lung alter ego Frau Fiber (US), Celia Pym (UK), Elisa van Joolen (Netherlands), Fibershed (US) med Amanda Coen (US), HAiKw/ (Norway), Pati Passero (Norway), Rational Dress Society (US), Siri Johansen (Norway), Tim Mitchell (UK), Tom van Deijnen alter ego Tom of Holland (Netherlands)
Galleri F 15
The gallery is situated in Moss, 40 minutes away from Oslo. Galleri F 15 boasts a beautiful parkland with view of the Oslo fjord, exhibition spaces housed in a manor building of significance and Café F 15.
The Galleri F 15 is run by Punkt Ø which also runs MOMENTUM – Nordic Biennial of Contemporary Art, Moss, Norway.
Thank you to: Amsterdam Fashion Institute, Fashion for Good Museum Amsterdam, Frivillighetssentralen Moss, Moss Voks, Oslo Met fakultet for kunst, design, teknologi and Norwegian Fashion Hub.
Press contact
Simen Østad
T +47 99406066 / so@punkto.no
