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17-25 October 2026

EXIT26

Textile Exit 26 presents bold textile works where craft, technology, colour and materiality meet, creating immersive experiences that engage all the s

Hosted by The Swedish School of Textiles

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Free access

Event type

Exhibition

Accessibility

Dogs are allowed
Free wifi available
Toilets available
Fully wheelchair accessible
Wheelchair friendly toilet available

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Weaving life stories of resilient women
Weaving life stories of resilient women
phlox van oppen
Who: Textile Design students at the Swedish School of Textiles. What: Textile Exit 26 explores new textile expressions. Where: In the exhibition. Why: To challenge boundaries. How: Through craft, technology, colour and materiality.

Textile Exit 26 explores bold textile expressions through craft, colour, technology and materiality.

Textile Exit 26 presents works by master’s and bachelor’s students in Textile Design at the Swedish School of Textiles. The exhibition explores immersive experiences where craft, technology, colour, texture and materiality meet. Through innovative processes and bold expressions, the students challenge boundaries between the physical and digital, sensual and practical, body and material. The exhibition invites visitors to engage with textiles in unexpected ways and experience new possibilities for textile design.

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The Jeweld hand
The Jeweld hand
Viola Schmidt

About The Swedish School of Textiles

and artistic development. With a strong connection between tradition, innovation and industry, the school explores textiles as a material, cultural and technological field. Students and researchers work across textile design, fashion, textile interaction, performance wear and sustainable practices, combining advanced craftsmanship with digital technologies, experimentation and critical thinking to shape new perspectives on textiles and their role in society.