I noticed this wonderful point when I read Howl’s original works. I think they have something in common!
Smith, Kiki “Harmonies II” 2011, bronze with gold, silver, and Japanese leaf © Kiki Smith. Courtesy The Pace Gallery.
The New York Times reviews ”Visionary Sugar: Works by Kiki Smith” at Neuberger Museum of Art at Purchase College. A statement accompanying the show describes the work as “embracing the vitality of an animistic, spiritually-charged universe,” and includes a quote by Ms. Smith saying that her work originates in a personal narrative about “how imperative it is at this moment to celebrate and honor the wondrous and precarious nature of being here on earth.”
Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2012
Photo: Marcio Madeira/firstVIEW
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SOUP is a description given to plastic debris suspended in the sea,
and with particular reference to the mass accumulation that exists
in an area of The North Pacific Ocean known as the Garbage Patch.
The series of images aim to engage with, and stimulate an emotional
response in the viewer by combining a contradiction between initial
aesthetic attraction and social awareness.
MARY KATRANTZOU FALL/WINTER 2012.13
Mary Katrantzou stuck with her head-to-toe print signature look this season and is surely giving Erdem a run for their money! This collection is very vibrant and conceptual with exquisite details within the garments such as spoons, pencils, and even a typewriter.
Where they do that at?!After the show, Katrantzou said: “It was about showing product placement through different colors. I chose the items per colour: it was important to me to associate colors with one everyday, mundane item.” Absolutely brilliant.
