PROPAGANDA! @ Facet Gallery
On October 6, SOAP Goods Creative co-curated their first gallery exhibit, PROPAGANDA!, at Facet Gallery in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward. The exhibit featured new and original artwork from thirty-five Atlanta designers and artists. Thanks to everyone who came out on Friday; we turnt all the way up.
Relive the evening by visiting the Facet Gallery Facebook album, and check out shots by Sneak Shot Photography below. Thanks Victoria!
Iris van Herpen: The Future of Digital Fashion | Nov 2
KTC and SOAP Goods Creative have partnered to present Iris van Herpen: The Future of Digital Fashion, a panel discussion with the curator of the High Museum of Art’s first fashion exhibition, Iris van Herpen: Transforming Fashion.
Sarah Schleuning, the High’s Curator of Decorative Arts and Design, will lead the panel discussing the curation of the new exhibit and the future of fashion locally, globally and digitally with Atlanta designers Abbey Glass, Regina Weir, and digital manufacturer, Anastasia Nicole.
Van Herpen’s one-of-a-kind haute couture combines traditional craftsmanship and innovative technology, including some of the world’s first examples of 3D-printed fashion. The exhibit will feature pieces from 2008 through 2015, including designs that inspired styles created for Lady Gaga, Beyoncé, and Björk.
Inside the Sound Suit | Flux Projects “Up Right Atlanta”
[Quintrail Davis by George Gomez]
If you’ve been lucky enough to attend one of Flux Projects‘ Up Right Atlanta performances at Ponce City Market, then you’ve seen 18-year-old dancer Quintrail Davis in action.
Part of Dance 411, an Atlanta-based dance troupe in Grant Park, Quintrail was among hundreds who auditioned at Spelman College for acclaimed performance artist, sculptor and choreographer Nick Cave and Atlanta’s own T. Lang, founder and artistic director of T. Lang Dance Company. Cave worked with T. Lang to develop Up Right Atlanta and members of her Company perform in the piece as well.
