Review of photography exhibitions 'Multiple Exposures: Jewelry and Photography' at the Museum of Arts and Design and 'Moving Walls 21' at Open Society Foundations ...

Artists selected music choices to ensure that the sound would be fitting for the themes of the wearable art. For example, a highlight was the art director, Tricia Funk, starting her walk in a ...

The Kings Pier Marina Blazer from Dolcezza’s Spring/Summer 25 collection is a breathtaking example of wearable art, designed to truly make a statement.

Wearable Art, courtesy of Schiffer Publishing. Artistry in Fiber by Anna Lee and E. Ashley Rooney, is a three-book series that includes a volume titled Wearable Art featuring a foreword by Avila.

The pieces are, for the most part, completely wearable despite their age — Solomon calls the jewelry “wearable art.” Some, however, have been or can be modified if they are not immediately ...

Turbulence is shaping Wearable Arts 2019. The word is the theme for the 19th annual celebration of creativity. “When life get turbulent, we want to go out and take a stand,” said Wearable Art ...

On this episode of Here and Now, "Master knitter" designer, fiber artist, and activist Milagros Batista joined Sandra Bookman to discuss the influences that shape her extraordinary creations.

Blue Ivy Carter is willing to put up big money for what she wants. The eldest daughter of Beyoncé and Jay-Z was a high bidder at the 2022 Wearable Art Gala's live art auction at the Waco Theater ...

The artist considers her pieces wearable art that use the body as a form of communication instead of a brand or clothing line. “I wasn’t sure if I wanted to go back to grad school for costume or ...

Another example of beauty imitating art is the resurgence of the color red following the 2023 Pantone Color of the Year pick. ... Turrell nails are a masterclass in wearable art.

Anna Wintour is a prime example of what wearable art is,” said Pugh. “It’s where fashion meets art creativity. It’s the idea to put the two together and come up with the concept.

The 2025 sections for the world’s most prestigious wearable art competition include Air, Neon and Myths & Legends, alongside the annual sections of Aotearoa, Open and Avant-Garde.