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Workshop & Lecture: Yoshiko Wada at the Seattle Art Museum
132_5 garment by Issey Miyake
This July, Yoshiko Wada will be giving a lecture and teaching a 2 day workshop at the Seattle Art Museum, in conjunction with their current exhibition Deco Japan: Shaping Art and Culture, 1920–1945.
The workshop is limited to only 15 spots, so hurry and grab your tickets now!
From the Seattle Art Museum’s website:
Inspired by Japanese clothing such as kimono, folkwear, and the art of origami, Yoshiko Wada examines how to interpret 2-D material, namely cloth and paper, into 3-D wearable and utilitarian objects through folding, minimum cutting, and straight stitching.
Squares, rectangles, and triangles are modular units that give foundation to the construction and structure of 3-D objects and kinetic wearable sculptures. Vintage kimono, folkwear, utilitarian containers, and cutting-edge fashion items such as Issey Miyake’s“132_5” will be used to illustrate the transformation of dimensions. Wada will teach participants how to create a top, jacket, dress, or bag without conventional patterns.
Lecture: Japanese Deco Textiles and Fashion
July 25th
7 PM
Workshop: Kimono, Origami & Modules
July 19th-20th
10 AM – 4 PM
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