Students from Tunaskolan, Backsippan and Nyvång's adapted primary schools have collaborated with artist Felicia Hansen, also known as the "Professional Teddy Bear Killer", this autumn. Together they have created an art project focusing on friendship and imagination.
The purpose of the project is to create opportunities for student groups in adapted primary schools to discover new interests in art and creativity, as well as to forge new friendships across school boundaries.
On six occasions, students from the three schools have met in Se Din Konst's studio to create works of art from stuffed animals under the supervision of Felicia. The finished works are displayed in an exhibition that the students themselves have helped to design. At the opening there is the opportunity to meet the students who talk about their work and show their works of art.
“It has been a joy to see how their ideas and personalities have taken shape, and how together they have built on my artistic expression and made it their own,” says Felicia Hansen.
🎄Throughout December we are open for Christmas on Fridays from 13-17 pm!
Create Christmas decorations from recycled materials at the craft table and help dress our artificial tree. Coffee is available for a small fee.
Also take the opportunity to experience our second exhibition "Just buttons, no stitches!" which is shown in the large exhibition hall, where around 70 children have created a textile installation together with Indian designer Anuj Sharma in connection with the Best Festival 2025.
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The Kompis-konst project is made possible with a grant from the Lund Orphanage Foundation.