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to both transport and manufacture. And environmentally friendly! All of this is important to take into consideration if one wants to get a product into production, which Alexander hopes to do.

BEST EXHIBITION VENUE

Ten Stools — Ten Decades was exhibited on the Odenplan metro platform. A better exhibition venue can hardly be imagined — approx. 12,000 people

ALEXANDER LERVIK

graduated from Beckmans Formlinje this spring and has now been awarded Erik Berglunds Formgivarstipendium of 15,000 kronor.

His much-noticed graduation project "20th-century design from my point of view" with ten stools from ten decades (see FORM 4/98) has been shown in places as varied as Odenplan metro station, "European Design" in Cairo, Forum för Form in Stockholm, Gävle Designforum. In April he is invited by Salone del Mobile in Milano to show them at the new parallel mini-fair "Salone Satellite" which showcases young design.

pass by here every day.

SL's art council accepted the exhibition to showcase young designers' production. It has also received attention in many trade magazines and been exhibited at European Design in Cairo, where the school chose to show Alexander's entry.

FIRST SWEDE IN MILANO

Alexander has, as the first Swede, been invited to participate in the furniture fair in Milano. Otherwise, he continues working as

KONSTHANTVERKETS VÄNNERS annual scholarships have in 1999 been awarded: 15,000 kronor to Ulla Forsell, glass artist, 10,000 kronor each to Anna Sörensson, textile artist, Anders Olsson, silversmith, Petra Schou, silversmith, Alexander Lervik, Stockholm. Mirjam Norinder, metal artist, and Lena Lindahl, silversmith, received 5,000 kronor each. Bengt Julins stipendium of 10,000 kronor went to Ulla Britt Lundström, decorator at Konsthantverkarna in Stockholm. The Göteborg chapter of KHV has awarded a scholarship of 10,000 SEK to Eva Rexelius, ceramist.

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Footstool! Alexander's smart footrest "Ingvar" has the power to become a real classic. At least among all friends of lace-up shoes. Available among other places at Designtorget in Stockholm and Göteborg.

furniture and glass designer in his own company. Right now he has a tulip vase being shown at Room. He has also made a cool footrest for lace-up shoes that is sold at Designtorget. In other words, one cannot help but marvel at certain people. And one thing is certain, it is not the last time we hear about Alexander Lervik when it comes to form and design.

The assembleable 90s stool is environmentally friendly, simple, and economical with materials.

FORM 4

This year's traditional school issue, featuring presentations of graduation projects from the country's design schools.

Special attention was given to what in our opinion was the best, Alexander Lervik's stool project. Lars Paulsrud's humorous graphic genetics was also described and we checked how things went afterward for Elisabeth Björkbom, Årets Embryo -96. We spoke with four Swedish design students studying in the United Kingdom and did a survey of our higher artistic education programs. Stephen Burks, American industrial designer, was presented, as was Otto Künzli, today one of the world's most intriguing jewelry artists. 30th-anniversary-celebrating successful

The best graduation projects

1998

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