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Closes February 15
The Bard Graduate Center, New York
Comprising more than 150 examples of fabrics, clothing, accessories, and architecture, the exhibition illuminates the work of Marimekko's outstanding designers and how they revolutionized modern printed fabrics and fashion.
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February 10 through April 10, 2004
Explores the role of women fashion designers in Paris between the first and second world wars.
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The 1st level University Masters in Fashion Production and Culture - collection product management, for 2003-2004 at the Department of Letters and Philosophy of the University of Bologna, Rimini campus in collaboration with Assoform Rimini, is planned for March-Dec 2004 to train managers for the fashion industry. In this case the manager is a Collection Product Manager, responsible for the entire creative cycle, in close collaboration with the fashion designer. The focus is on trends and collection structure, production and distribution processes. Registration by 16 February 2004
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 Opens January 17
The Lighthouse, Glasgow, Scotland
Riitta Liisa and Anna Riitta Haavisto are renowned Finnish textile designers whose work is a melting pot of traditional and modern techniques. In this site-specific installation, the mother and daughter partnership will explore the use of different papers as dynamic and diverse materials. Through April 11.
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Textile Museum, Washington, D.C.
While some cultures prefer to make highly tailored garments that echo the human form, other cultures favor rectangular lengths of cloth worn draped, wrapped, or folded about the body. This exhibition showcases untailored garments from Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Through June 6.
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