Dressed to kill When art and fashion collide
Image: Robe hommage à Piet Mondrian © Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris. Photo: Alexandre Guirkinger
Fashion today is a form of popular aesthetics. No-one can avoid contemporary art or fashion in everyday life: look at the handbags around you. How did we arrive at these blurred art and fashion worlds?
Join us as we explore the creative entanglement between art and fashion from the French Impressionists to the present day with a veritable roll-call of icons including Murakami, Dali, Chanel, Vuitton, Warhol and Yves Saint Laurent.
Addressing artists, designers, editors, photographers, stylists and film makers, we will uncover the affinity and divergence of art and fashion.
Sometimes harmonious, sometimes divisive, what happens when directional art and fashion collide?
Please note the lecture duration is 90 minutes and will include a 5 minute intermission. Refreshments are not available during this series.
Dressed to kill When art and fashion collide
Various Fridays or Saturdays 10.30am
30 April to 5 June 2021
Art Gallery of New South Wales
South Building
Lower level 3, Domain Theatre
Single session: non-member $45, member $35
Full series: non-member $260, member $200
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