Friday, July 11, 2014

Treviso: Modesign/Fashion at IUAV 2014 – BA Graduation Show/ Accessories Design - Exhibitions - Shop windows

Photograph by Francesco de Luca e Laura Bolzan – courtesy IUAV
 

Treviso Day Two: Modesign/Fashion at IUAV 2014 – BA Graduation Show/ Accessories Design. In the cloisters of the State Archives of Santa Margherita, to the sound of Nancy Sinatra singing, These Boots are Made for Walkin’, the IUAV's BA Accessories/Design Graduation Show took place. A collection of accessories; bags, shoes and jewelry, made by the students of the degree in Fashion Design, taught by Belgian designer Els Proost.   With resourcefulness, the students used gigantic cutouts of top models to show their designs, a take on the stereotypes of the fashion industry.

 Photograph by De Luca – Courtesy IUAV


BA Graduation Show/ Accessories Design – Eleonora Zamprongo

 Photograph by De Luca – Courtesy IUAV

BA Graduation Show/ Accessories Design – Matteo Pretto

  Photograph by De Luca – Courtesy IUAV

BA Graduation Show/ Accessories Design – Giulia Piccolo  

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BA Graduation Show/ Accessories Design – Sofia dall’Agnola


Curator of the show, the Belgian designer and professor of the BA course in Fashion Design, Els Proost

   Photograph by De Luca – Courtesy IUAV

BA Graduation Show/ Accessories Design – Luna Mazzolini

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BA Graduation Show/ Accessories Design – Anna Bonato


Silvia Bombardini

 

 Newcomers # 4 – Lazzari – Federico Cassani


 
 Newcomers # 5 – Spazio Lazzari - Andrea Chinellato


 Spazio Lazzari – L’Albero delle Delizie – Carmine Calvanese


Modesign/Fashion at IUAV 2014: State Archives of Santa Margherita - Sulle Tracce di Anita Pittoni: Maglieria e Avanguardia 1928-1948 Exhibition.  The exhibition, On the Trails of Anita Pittoni: Knitwear and Avant-Garde 1928-1948, curated by Anna Fregolent is a research for her final project for her Masters’ thesis.  She discovered and studied the Anita Pittoni material preserved in the archives of the Attilio Hortis Library in Trieste.  Anita Pittoni was, not only, an exponent of twentieth-century art, but, also a great designer. The exhibition is a journey through the sketches, paper patterns, photographs, sophisticated dresses and knitwear she designed.
Above. Anna Fregolent.


  On the Trails of Anita Pittoni: Knitwear and Avant-garde 1928-1948


Newcomers # 6 – Mare Beachwear – Sara Boatto

 
Modesign/Fashion at IUAV 2014: State Archives of Santa Margherita – Knit Gang Exhibition. The Knit Gang exhibition tells the pilot project of knitting made ​​ for the Pitti Immagine Filati yarn fair in Florence, by students of the Masters laboratory of advanced knitting, led by designer Cristina Zamagni and Michel Bergamo. The exhibition curated by Maria Cristina Cerulli is the first occasion to show the outcome of the project.


  Knit Gang – curator Maria Cristina Cerulli


  Knit Gang 


Knit Gang 


Cristina Zamagni and Mario Lupano

 


Newcomers # 7 – Slash – Andrea Renosto


Slash’s Marisa Pasqualini