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Experience the Threads of Connection Fashion Exhibition at Nordic House Reykjavik

Discover contemporary craftsmanship and textile heritage during the DesignMarch 2026 design festival.

This unique presentation at Nordic House Reykjavik brings together emerging and established designers to explore how tradition informs modern style. Visitors can engage with diverse showcases, live demonstrations, and textile installations that highlight local craftsmanship. The collaborative atmosphere celebrates contemporary fashion and cultural heritage during the DesignMarch 2026 festival.

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Exhibition summary

Threads of Connection serves as a vibrant platform for fashion design during the DesignMarch 2026 festival, transforming the Nordic House into a space for conversation and craft. The exhibition highlights local talent and Icelandic fashion traditions through a diverse series of showcases, workshops, and installations.

Curatorial context

Threads of Connection aims to foster meaningful dialogue about fashion, culture, and community by exploring how tradition and craftsmanship inform contemporary design. The exhibition brings together an array of emerging and established designers, presenting a multifaceted look at the intersections of local textile techniques, personal history, and modern creative practice. Visitors can engage with various displays, ranging from photography and textile installations to interactive archives and live demonstrations. Beyond the primary design showcases, the exhibition incorporates elements like tea ceremonies, dance performances, and educational seminars to create a holistic atmosphere. By examining themes such as memory, material sensitivity, and social connectivity, Threads of Connection highlights the evolving nature of Icelandic fashion and its role in connecting the past with speculative futures, emphasizing craftsmanship that bridges personal narrative and global perspectives.

Admission and ticket notes

The exhibition events are open to all visitors. Specific sessions, such as seminars and workshops, take place on May 8th and 9th, 2026; guests are encouraged to check the event schedule for specific timings and details.

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Venue
The Nordic House
Current status
Open now
Exhibition schedule
From May 8, 2026
Artist line / attribution
Featuring contributions from Maibritt Marjunardóttir, Ása Bríet Brattaberg, Arnar Már Jónsson, Ane Lynge‑Jorlén, Juha Vehmaanperä, Guðjón Andri Þorvarðarson, the Icelandic Fashion Council, Kristín Ferrell, Magnea Einarsdóttir, Sigmundur Páll Freysteinsson, Sóley Jóhannsdóttir, Suskin, and Theo Ike, under the direction of creative director Anna Clausen.
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