Tillbaka efter två intensiva och välgörande kryssningsdagar till sjöss mellan Stockholm och Helsingfors. Den goda formens främjare mitt i den surrealistiska antidesignen ombord på Viking Lines gamla erfarna Mariella. Kallad Finlandsbåten i Sverige och Sverigebåten i Finland. Nötta heltäckningsmattor och blänkande krom, bingo och dansband i Fun Club , taxfree och barer, blandat med våra PechaKucha, seminarier och underhållning i bästa form av Arja Saijonmaa, Wille Crafoord och Staffan Hellstrand. Solen följde med oss i skärgårdarna intill båda stränderna och det gick att sitta på däck. Alla verkade trivas av denna supersamvaro, ingen kommer att glömma. Finns mycket att berätta, men jag börjar här med att tömma mitt fotoalbum utan bildtexter så länge, så att ni som vill kan plocka fritt.
There is nothing like sailing away out on the open sea, leaving your regular daily routines for just a couple of days, even on a huge cruise ship like the Mariella of Viking Line sailing between Stockholm and Helsinki. We were 170 design cruisers enjoying program on board and at shore in Helsinki World Design Capital. We all felt like having been away for a week during this intensive get-together in all foms. The design world surrounded by anti design. Here are some snap shots. Texts to come later.
Wille Crafoord and Arja Saijonmaa after the show on board Mariella. Arja is wearing her very first Marimekko dress
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- Wille Crafoord and Arja Saijonmaa after the show on board Mariella. Arja in her very first Marimekko dress
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- Anne of Viking Line and Milla from Helsinki World Design Capital welcome us on board
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- First seminar on the Attractive city opened by Sandra Nolgren of the Museum of Architecture. Moderator Lena From
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- Architect Ia Hjärre talks about her work and her favorite cities: Istanbul and Barcelona
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- Marco Steinberg of SITRA gave a very thoughtworthy lecture
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- Arja Saijonmaa, our own primadonna on board the design cruise, here in Vuokko’s dress designed for Arja
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- Anna von Schewen, gave a PechaKucha the first evening
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- Karin Åberg Waern and Ia Hjärre
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- Johan Huldt, Arja Saijonmaa, Kerstin Wickman, Ulf Klarén
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- Pekka Timonen of HWDC, Monica Pourshahidi of the Museum of Architecture and Robin Edman of SVID
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- Katja Pettersson and our project manager Annika Björkman enjoy the sun on deck
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- Annika Björkman sees over the placement at the main guest table
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- Visit to the industrial area of Arabia, Ittala, Fiskars…
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- Our group went for a walk among sculptures, art and architectural installation around Arabia
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- Anna Holmberg of Folkfront knew how to explain the techniques of graphic printing on concrete
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- Inspecting graphic concrete installation
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- Vardagens Skärvor, is the concrete name of this art installation
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- Vardagens Skärvor – a poetic name with a concrete realization
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- Annika and Helene
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- The living quarters include housing for elderly called Slutspurten
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- Our wonderful and engaged guide
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- Gunnar Ottosson and Mattias Andersson members of the board of Svensk Form
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- Pekka Timonen and Adine Grate enjoy the setting sun on the deck
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- Our wonderful guides at Arabia
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- The Pavillion of HWDC, a perfect link between the Museum of Architecture and the Museum of Design
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- Shoes – Pekka Timonen and the director of the Museum of Architecture Julia …
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- Mats Karlsson with sister Bodil Karlsson listening to Pekka Timonen at the pavillion
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- Annika Björkman Svensk Form and Karin Stener SVID
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- Jonas Wagell and Arja Saijonmaa are designing saunas together
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- Vesa Honkonen, Finn Petrén and ? at the Pavillion
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- Lecture by dSign on the new cruise ship Grace, ready to sail in January 2013
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- Arja Saijonmaa and Robin Edman at the dinner table
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- Luoise Campell lamps for Ittala
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- Welcome dring and canapees in the Pavillion of Helsinki World Design Capital
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- Inga-Lisa and Örjan Strannegård joined the cruise, here with Annika Björkman and her friend from Istanbul
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- Wille Crafoord, Arja Saijonmaa entertained in the evening togheter with Staffan Hellstrand unfortunately not on the picture
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- The whole SVID gang in Helsinki
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- Returning into the habor of Stockholm
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- Inger Dahlander, Lisa Blomdahl, Annika Björkman
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- Karin Åberg Waern introducing the Livsmedel Exhibitions
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- Livsmedel logo made out of price tags
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- Price tags in the clever logo
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- Form magazine and Arkitektur at the exhibition
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- Livsmedel logo
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- Livsmedel- the whole exhibition space built as a shopping center
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- Urban farming and other contemporary phenomenas packed in pickel jars
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- Room of death interpreted through craft and art
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- Bucky dome in the garden will be active all summer
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- Ending the design cruise journey with a rest in the Museum Library, Robin Edman and Anita Christiansen
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- Carpet by Joseph Frank
