Museum exhibits showcase an artist, an era, or theme calling attention to its meaning, impact, or influence on culture. FIT Museum “Fresh, Fly and Fabulous: Fifty Years of Hip-Hop Style” stirs up memories of a time when the street style of Black and Brown youth had such an impact on the fashion style of hip […]
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I hope when they think about me, they think of being happy. There’s so much sadness in the world. And if you can stick a button on something or funny hat, I’m the one for you.¹ – Patrick Kelly
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Patrick Kelly (1954–1990) also loved “Fried Catfish, Fried Chicken and “Foie Gras” …, Buttons and Bows, Pearls and Popcorn, Madame Grès, “I Love Lucy”, Bette Davis, Martin Luther King, and All Women (Fat, Skinny, and Between…).”¹
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When we start to see how fashion serves a purpose in our culture and history, we begin to dismiss the frivolous segment of it and assimilate a more responsible and ecosystem-protective conduct.
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Curating the body, creating around bodies, is not a typical conversation or exploration in fashion.
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When we start to see how fashion serves a purpose in our culture and history, we begin to dismiss the frivolous segment of it and assimilate a more responsible and protective conduct. Fashion needs to be seen and not just a 20-minute catwalk or shopping spree. Museums are a cure for cultural curiosity. The old […]
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Blurred Boundaries: Fashion as an Art fashion exhibit, curated by Rhonda P. Hill
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The power of fashion lies in its ability to transform identity and culture. GraySpace Gallery presents Blurred Boundaries: Fashion as an Art fashion exhibit. As creator of this exhibition, it uniquely spotlights the process and output of selected work of fashion designers Tingyue Jiang, Alena Kalana, Susan Tancer and Hera Zhou who blur the distinction between […]
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A water-pollution-inspired collection gets the attention of a museum.
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