Deitch Projects is taking art to the streets via the second annual Art Parade, and in turn designers are bringing fashion into the museums and galleries. Miss Sixty has secured the Guggenheim for its show, and Hermès the newly renovated Morgan Library for its short film fest. Aussie-import Josh Goot chose Matthew Marks's space for his NYC debut; Hanuk is presenting at Wallspace, and CFDA/Vogue finalists Jovovich-Hawk will show at the Adrian Ruehl gallery. Injecting some drama into the proceedings are Marchesa's Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig (also up for the CFDA/Vogue award), who follow De La Guarda, Sandra Bernhard, and Ben & Jerry's into the Daryl Roth Theatre in Union Square. Curtains, please.
Yummy Yummy. That sounds VERY intersting indeed! Hope some of you're gonna be there taking some photos - not only the runway shows, but also some of the decoration. Fashion and art are getting closer everytime.Have you heard of Schnittpunkt??? Maybe it's worth a visit. Pack your bags and detour on your way to paris. St. Gallen offers some nice exhibitions.
Credit: style.com, Schnittpunkt
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