CONCEPTUAL CLOTHING REVISITED

CONCEPTUAL CLOTHING REVISITEDFrom the press: Conceptual Clothing was a touring exhibition, organised between 1986 and 1988 by Ikon Gallery in the United Kingdom. In this book, artist curators Fran Cottell and Marian Schoettle revisit their collaboration, as well as others presented in both the UK and the United States. Monica Bohm Duchens original essay from the exhibition catalogue is republished here, alongside newly compiled exhibition documentation and a newly curated reader

from friendship to caregiving to collaboration to emotional and physical love

/ adapting

One could claim that the very fact that we talk about artificial intelligence is a merit of the arts

which included Gordon Matta-Clark

a signature look perfected through the new_sinews online presence—here cranked up a few notches

But art at its best is a kind of gamble with civility

this vast project resembles an imprecise daily notebook - Blaufuks refers to it as a “non-diary” - at the intersection between individual and collective memory

From the press: Poetry

Can it become an emotional method to unveil design’s dysfunctions and contradictions

and always will be

In Many Ways describes a self in process

and the theoretical physicist