Transfashional Post/Inter/Disciplinary Lexicon

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Transfashional Post/Inter/Disciplinary Lexicon / edited by Dobrila Denegri ; contributors Dobrila Denegri, Naomi Filmer, Ulrik Martin Larsen, Ute Neuber, Lucy Orta, Robert Pludra, Barbara Putz-Plecko, Simona Segre Reinach, Clemens Thornquist. - Wiedeń : University of Applied Arts ; Bolonia : University of Bologna, 2019. - 269 stron : ilustracje, fotografie ; 22 cm.

Temat: Moda ; Prace artystyczne studentów ; Katalogi wystaw

Czytelnia: Moda

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Publikacja towarzysząca wystawie Transfashional: Post-interdisciplinary Lexicon, Rimini City Museum (27.10.2019-06.01.2020).

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Streszczenie: Can art and fashion respond to current social, economic, cultural and environmental urgencies and shape new paradigmatic positions? The publication explores the ways in which artists and designers are engaging and contributing to these questions. Transfashional began as a series of collaborative sessions in 2016 with fashion designer Hussein Chalayan, curators José Teunissen (Arnheim Fashion Biennial), Susanne Neuburger (MUMOK - Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien), Barbara Putz-Plecko and Beatrice Jaschke (Die Angewandte) as well as emerging artists and designers whose practice is situated in between fashion and art. This project encouraged collaborative and experimental work which resulted in new productions and transcended boundaries between disciplines. As this emerging generation of artists and designers reflect on the world around them, they highlight the need for a profound revision of the processes of production and social relations which derive from them. They turn away from the fashion industry and it’s super-accelerated rhythms of production. Their quest for alternatives drives and inspires new productions - not of goods but of ideas. Indeed, more than wearable and functional, many of these works are critical, engaged and conceptual, and can be seen as symbols and symptoms of the present zeitgeist