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Swedish School's Textile Design programme is a global leader in reimagining textiles, pushing the boundaries of creativity and innovation. Here, the students are empowered to explore the expanded field of textile design through cutting–edge areas like Textile Craft, New Materiality, Innovation, and Digital Specialisms. The department equips students with the skills and vision needed to thrive in the textile industry and beyond, fostering bold designs that blend art, technology, and sustainability.

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Papirøen 1, 1436 Copenhagen
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18 Jun
Joint Event
Joint Opening
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Papirøen 1, 1436 Copenhagen
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10:00
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11:00
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20 Jun
Eilersen
Morning Moments: Breakfast and 130 Years of Craftsmanship
Address
Niels Hemmingsens Gade 7, 1153 Copenhagen
Start
8:00
End
9:00
19 Jun
Montana Furniture
Lounge
Address
Skindergade 38, 1159 Copenhagen
Start
19:00
End
21:00
18 Jun
WDC 2026 x SJR
Opening Event 'Shifting Objects — Shifting Values'
Address
Embassy of Germany, Göteborg Plads 1, Rooftop, 2150 Copenhagen
Hamborg Plads 2, 2150 Copenhagen
Start
18:00
End
21:00
18 Jun
SAVO
Savo's guided breakfast session
Address
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
10:00
End
10:45
18 Jun
VERPAN
Wine Bar
Address
Møntergade 19B, 1116 København KCopenhagen, Denmark
Start
16:00
End
19:00
18 Jun
Form Portfolios
Sonic Truth
Address
Badstuestræde 17, 1209 Copenhagen
Start
15:00
End
17:00
18 Jun
Iteration Collective
Exhibition Vernissage: Bridge of Time
Address
Arsenalvej 10, 1436 København K
Start
17:00
End
20:00
20 Jun
FRAMING
Ligre Coffee Bar
Address
Kongens Nytorv 5, 1050 Copenhagen
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
9:00
End
10:00
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