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Tag Archives: At the Beach
A stylish December
Wellington is going to be the most stylish place in the country this December, what with the End of Fashion conference at Massey, and the tranche of associated events and wonderfully complementary exhibitions. At City Gallery, Cindy Sherman; at Upper … Continue reading
Posted in Conference, Dunedin, Exhibitions, Fashion, International, Museums, Uncategorized, Wellington
Tagged At the Beach, Catwalk to Cover, Cindy Sherman, City Gallery, Dowse, Dunedin Public Art Gallery, European Splendour, Massey University, New Zealand Fashion Museum, Pamela Church Gibson, Te Papa, The End of Fashion, Valerie Steele
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Exhibition: At the Beach comes to the Dowse Art Museum
The Fashion Museum’s exhibition At the Beach can be seen at The Dowse Art Museum in Lower Hutt from 26 Nov 2016 – 19 Feb 2017. Floor talk – Saturday 26 November 2pm Doris de Pont, founder and curator of … Continue reading
Posted in CTANZ people, Exhibitions, Fashion, History, Lectures & Talks, Local events, Wellington
Tagged At the Beach, beach, Doris de Pont, Dowse Art Museum, NZ Fashion Museum, swimwear
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