Our Services
Unmethod offers diverse web publishing software, hardware and services, from site design and architecture, to content creation and amplification, to enterprise grade e-commerce, resource planning and hosting solutions. Our work is based on an integrated, open source approach that aims to give our clients a thorough understanding of, and complete ownership over, their content and related data. Open, interconnected data matter, now more than ever.
We also offer editorial and consulting services, for all your English language content needs. Provide us with a first draft of your English language copy, and Unmethod will do the rest — using a rigorous research and drafting process, we transform rough concepts into concise and logically continuous narratives. Clear, original language matters, now more than ever.
Niko Luoma — Self-Titled Adaptation of Six Sunflowers (1888)
Selected Work
Since 2008, we have collaborated with a long-standing and eclectic group of clients who work in various fields, currently including furniture by Nikari, Poiat, and Hakola; carpets by Finarte, Sera Helsinki and Woven Works; candles by Desico; all things paper by Papershop; Japanese goods and sundries by Common; leather bags and lifestyle by Lumi Accessories; advanced fiber tech by Eagle Filters Group; interior architecture and product design by Studio Rouhunkoski Mikkonen; design methods and learning tools by SuoMu; art and musical works by Niko Luoma, Visa Norros, Santeri Tuori, Reinhold Heil and Matti Kujasalo (forthcoming).
Notations
14-02-2025
Paint Me a Road Out of Here, a new documentary film by Catherine Gund, traces the 50-year journey of Faith Ringgold’s mural, For the Women’s House, from Rikers Island to the Brooklyn Museum. If you happen to be in New York over the next couple weeks, the documentary is now playing at the Film Forum.
13-01-2025
For Los Angeles — Ed Ruscha talks about his artist’s book, Every Building on the Sunset Strip; and the Getty archive of Ruscha’s photographic documentation of Sunset Boulevard and Hollywood Boulevard, including this interactive presentation.
24-12-2024
For A.E.K. — Louis Armstrong reads ‘Twas The Night Before Christmas. “The poem, first published in 1823, would be Armstrong’s final commercial recording. Armstrong taped it on February 26, 1971, on a reel-to-reel recorder at his home in Queens, New York, during his last spell of good health.”
13-11-2024
Wacław Szpakowski’s Rhythmical Lines, a series of labyrinthine geometrical abstractions, each one produced from a single continuous line. More at the artist’s website.
Maps & Contacts