Books/Literary Work:
A Study of Eight, The Untold American Story, by Rhonda P. Hill

“A Study of Eight, The Untold American Story”, is in the General Collections of the Library of Congress, as well as other distinguished institutions such as the Smithsonian and Victoria & Albert Museum National Art Library:
© 2021 Rhonda P. Hill, all rights reserved.
Library of Congress General Collections
LCCN 2021392146 (hardbound)

Press Interviews:

Stage & Studio Dmae Lo Roberts looks at the Black contributions to fashion design throughout American history with writer, publisher and fashion expert Rhonda P. Hill.  “A Study of Eight, The Untold American Story” … “a history tour through her impressive pictorial and well-researched series of articles”, Rhonda P. Hill and the EDGE of Design, Oregon ArtsWatch.

 

Jane Clayson of NPR Here & Now talks to Rhonda P. Hill – ‘A Study Of Eight’ Showcases Influence Black Fashion Makers Had On History, Culture.  Publishing editor Rhonda P. Hill says she’s always wanted to work on a project like “A Study Of Eight”, which showcases the work of underrepresented people and dives deep into overlooked parts of history.  “African Americans have contributed to fashion in ways that we just don’t know about,” she says. “I felt like I wanted to really let their voices be heard.”

 

Quote in Fortune article: “At the rate we consume fashion, we buy clothes to throw away,” Rhonda Hill, founder of EDGE Fashion Intelligence, tells Fortune. “Today’s fashion industry is plagued by overconsumption, all driven by speed and disposability—fast fashion.”

PAPER Magazine highlights Rhonda’s first-hand knowledge – “The End of Fast Fashion is Closer Than You Think”, by Arden Fanning Andrews | Lady Gaga Transformation Issue 2020

Gill Stark’s The Fashion Show: history, theory and practice book contains an interview of Rhonda P. Hill on her global perspective of the fashion show

Gill Stark, an art historian and Assistant Dean | Head of School of the School of Creative and Liberal Arts, Regent’s University London, book, The Fashion Show: history, theory and practice, 2018, contains an interview of Rhonda P. Hill on her global perspective of the fashion show.

Curatorial:

CLOTH, Construct, CULTURE: fashion builds a story was featured as one of the top 10 shows in The Oregonian Fall Arts 2023 picks by Briana Miller – 24 October 2023 – 24 January 2024, Parallax Art Center, Portland, Oregon.

“CLOTH Construct, CULTURE: fashion builds a story”, Parallax Art Center, Portland, Oregon, October 2023 | Photo by Rhonda P. Hill

“What’s So Lovely About the End of the World?”28 August 2023 – 28 September 2023, PLACE, Portland, Oregon.  

Narci Lee fashion design, Erik ReeL paintings, “What’s So Lovely About the End of the World”, PLACE, Portland, OR, 2023 | photo by Rhonda P. Hill

“Blurred Boundaries: Fashion as an Art” – 21 September 2018 – 11 November 2018, GraySpace Gallery, Santa Barbara, California.

FAFA.world – Blurred Boundaries. . . and Erik ReeL: Zero Point” opening night review.

“GraySpace Gallery Exhibits Fashion as an Art”

“Great Fashion, Just Like Art, Deserves To Be Seen”

Society805.com – “Rhonda P. Hill to curate fashion exhibition in Santa Barbara”

“Blurred Boundaries: Fashion as an Art”, 21 September 2018 – 11 November 2018, GraySpace Gallery, Santa Barbara, California
Media And Press Requests:

EDGE founder, Rhonda P. Hill, is available for:

  • Media interviews – online and offline press and media
  • Speaking engagements; panel discussion or moderator

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