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Fashion Projects : 15 Years of Fashion in Dialogue / edited by Francesca Granata.
- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Art museum curators--Interviews.
- Art museum curators.
- Clothing and dress--Social aspects.
- Clothing and dress.
- Designers--Interviews.
- Designers.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (226 p.) ill
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Bristol, England : Intellect, [2024]
- Summary:
- An anthology of the New York-based journal Fashion Projects. Fashion Projects was founded in New York in 2005 as a zine. It gradually morphed into a larger journal straddling the academic and general interest worlds, with international distribution and an ardent readership. It served as a platform to highlight the importance of fashion within current critical discourses through long-form interviews with a range of curators, critics, artists, and designers. This book collects the best articles from the journal, most issues of which are now unavailable. From exploring the rise of digital fashion media with Penny Martin (the founding editor-in-chief of SHOWstudio) to the continued importance of connoisseurship with Harold Koda (former curator-in-chief of the Met's Costume Institute), the anthology records the increasing centrality of fashion to contemporary critical discourse. The book is an index of a particular time within the fashion studies landscape and the attendant fields of fashion writing, fashion curation, and critical fashion practice during which the field witnessed a meteoric rise.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Fashion Projects: 15 Years of Fashion in Dialogue
- Copyright
- Contents
- Introduction
- PART I: CURATORS AND CONSERVATORS
- 1. Showmanship and History: An Interview with Harold Koda
- 2. Exploring Fashion's Openness: An Interview with Kaat Debo
- 3. Curation and Conservation: An Interview with Sarah Scaturro
- 4. Fashion in the Vast Museum: An Interview with Alexandra Palmer
- 5. Woman of Steele: An Interview with Valerie Steele
- 6. Experiments in Fashion Curation: An Interview with Judith Clark
- 7. Restless Curating: An Interview with Maria Luisa Frisa
- 8. London, After a Fashion Curator: An Interview with Alistair O'Neill
- 9. Elsewhere: Between Art Collaborative and House of Wonder
- 10. Fashioning the Self in Slavery and Freedom: An Interview with Jonathan M. Square
- PART II: CRITICS AND WRITERS
- 11. Fashion Criticism: A Critical View: An Interview with Robin Givhan
- 12. This Is Not a Fashion Critic: An Interview with Guy Trebay
- 13. Women's Work: An Interview with Judith Thurman
- 14. On Fashion Futures: An Interview with Suzy Menkes
- 15. Fashion Criticism as Political Critique: An Interview
- 16. The Critic as Artist: An Interview with Mariuccia Casadio
- 17. Transdisciplinary Practices: An Interview with Stefano Tonchi
- 18. Show Me Your Reality and I'll Show You Mine: An Interview with Penny Martin
- 19. Bill Cunningham: Multimedia Man
- PART III: ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS
- 20. Reflection on Meta-design: An Interview with Mary Ping
- 21. Fashion as Expanded Practice: An Interview with Shelley Fox
- 22. Space Meditations: An Interview with Gabi Schillig
- 23. Fashioning Vulnerabilities: An Interview with Pascale Gatzen
- 24. Envisioning a Thriving Local Textile Economy: An Interview with Rebecca Burgess
- 25. Boundless Practice: An Interview with Susan Cianciolo.
- 26. Elegant Subversions: An Interview with Cat Chow
- 27. Imprints of the Body: An Interview with Tanya Marcuse
- 28. The Red Shoe Delivery Service: From the Armory to the Land of Oz
- 29. Fuzzy Fashion: Studio 5050
- 30. A Matter of Style: Papa Wemba
- 31. Serpica Naro: The Great Fashion Swindle
- 32. Made in Italy: An Expanded View: An Interview with Michelle Ngonmo
- Notes on Contributors
- Index
- Color Plates
- Back Cover.
- Notes:
- Description based on print version record.
- Includes index.
- ISBN:
- 9781789388954
- 1789388953
- 9781789388947
- 1789388945
- OCLC:
- 1467876344
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