Centro de Arte Complutense

Complutense University Art Center in Madrid.

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VIENNA BIENNALE 2019


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MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art,

28May 2019


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FASHIONED FROM NATURE | Special exhibition at the Geological Museum

13 APRIL – 1 SEPTEMBER 2019

Fashioned from Nature premiered at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, and Copenhagen is the first stop on the tour.

Throughout, Fashioned from Nature highlights the role of campaigners in raising awareness of the negative impact of fashion, from the founding members of the Royal Society for the Preservation of Birds to Katharine Hamnett and Vivienne Westwood. Importantly, it focuses on solutions and draws attention to the exciting interdisciplinary research taking place today which is driving the development of cleaner, less wasteful processes and materials.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySuzQ5TE3Eo


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Photographer Yushi Li & Sophia Rahman


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 21 -23 September 2018 Amsterdam

https://unseenamsterdam.com


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Victoria & Albert Museum


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Dress grown from plant roots 2016

vam.ac.uk/FashionedfromNature

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySuzQ5TE3Eo

The exhibition tells this story through dress and accessories drawn from the V&A’s collection and loans from leading designers such as Stella McCartney, Giles Deacon and Ermenegildo Zegna. Natural history specimens, taxidermy, film and images add context. A specially commissioned soundscape brings nature into the exhibition space in another way gradually merging birdsong with the sounds of machinery to suggest the increasing impact of human activity as technology advanced and the population grew.

Throughout, Fashioned from Nature highlights the role of campaigners in raising awareness of the negative impact of fashion, from the founding members of the Royal Society for the Preservation of Birds to Katharine Hamnett and Vivienne Westwood. Importantly, it focuses on solutions and draws attention to the exciting interdisciplinary research taking place today which is driving the development of cleaner, less wasteful processes and materials.

At a time when environmental protection and the use and disposal of precious resources are hotly debated topics, the exhibition provides a forum for discussion. Fashioned from Nature asks what we can learn from the past in order to design a better fashion industry for the future. It not only challenges designers to create clothes that are both beautiful and responsible, but also encourages us all to consider more carefully our own clothes.

Written by Edwina Ehrman, Senior Curator of Fashioned from Nature

Fashioned from Nature opens 21 April 2018.