Flowers and fashion are in a close relationship - be it as a pattern of the fabric, as an applied decoration or even as a formal model for a design. The reference can be motivic, decorative or also charged with content. The lecture by Dr. Michaela Braesel aims to provide an introduction to the history of this relationship, with a focus on 20th century fashion. This will also include a look at the importance of the feather and flower makers, examples of which can be seen in the exhibition and whose work is essential to the effect of a design.
Venue
Galerie Handwerk München
Room "Zugspitze" next to the gallery
Max-Joseph-Str. 4 / Ecke Ottostr.
80333 München
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not specified
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Gastronomic offer:
No
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Event duration:
15:00 – 16:00
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What language:
German
Atelier Cecile Henri Paris, embroidery pattern, embroidery with 3D sequins, sequins, beads, glass tubes, Swarovski crystal tubes © Atelier Cecile Henri Paris
Christiane Englsberger and Tien Nio Kho/Royal Feather Flowers, Headdress with tulle fabric and cock feathers © Christiane Englsberger
Effi Pingel, artificial flowers: ranunculus blossoms, organza, hand-cut, hand-formed © Effi Pingel
Galerie Handwerk München © Galerie Handwerk München
Organiser
Handwerkskammer für München und Oberbayern, Galerie Handwerk
With seven annual exhibitions, the Galerie Handwerk gives the Arts & Crafts culture a clear presence in Munich. The themes correspond to the variety of tasks that crafts perform in culture and society: the spectrum ranges from applied arts and crafts to crafts and architecture, crafts in the preservation of monuments, to design training and teaching concepts in crafts. Traditional, classic and avant-garde approaches are presented. The exhibitions at Galerie Handwerk are national and international in scope. It thus makes a significant contribution to communicating and preserving handicraft culture worldwide.
