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“This year’s theme was complementary to the overall mission of the conference,” says Nicole LaMoreaux, Reference and Instruction Librarian. “We focused on fashion as art as it relates to the past, present, and future of fashion information and hosted presenters, artists, and attendees from around the world. This was our first year displaying art throughout the conference and it was a resounding hit.”
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#TBT to last week’s Fashion: Now & Then: Fashion as Art Conference at LIM College!
Left to Right:
“¿Quien soy? Who am I?” - Stefanie Ramirez
Intertwined Happiness - Chanjuan Chen and Linda Ohrn-McDaniel
Luminous Firefly Dress - Harry Umen and Laura McCarthy
Photo by Ari Ress
#TBT to the 2016 Fashion: Now & Then: Fashion as Art Conference
Andrinka Fabric Print - Harry Umen and Laura McCarthy
Circus Print Fabric - Harry Umen and Laura McCarthy
Untitled 01 - Olga Alexander
Untitled 03 - Olga Alexander
Co-Splay Breast Plates – Medieval to Modern (Co-Splay Breast Plate 001 and Co-Splay Breast Plate 002) - Patti Jordan
Photo by Ari Ress
Recently LIM College hosted its successful Fashion: Now & Then conference, this year with the theme dedicated to fashion as art. Among the panels were “Fashionable Shopping Bags as Art Forms,” “Gender Fluidity in Men’s Fashion,” and the epically titled “Fierce: The History of Leopard Print.”
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Harlem Renaissance - Grailing King and Natalia Salinas
Photo by Ari Ress
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Patti Jordan will be presenting, “ Gender Fluidity in Men’s Fashion – From Shakespeare and the Birth of Modern English to 1980’s Club Culture” on Friday, October 21, 2016, from 3:10-4:10pm.
Patti Jordan is an interdisciplinary artist working within the realms of visual, literary and media culture. Companies she has worked for include ABC TV, CNBC TV, Lifetime Television, Sat.1 Sport & News (Germany) and Fox News Channel. At Sat. 1 and Fox News she was instrumental in the overall concept design and visual identity for their respective on-air launches. She’s currently a full-time Lecturer in the Visual Merchandising Department at LIM College, where she teaches Visual Branding, and courses in 2D and 3D Digital and Studio Design. Jordan has shown in over fifty art exhibitions worldwide. Her solo exhibition Visceral Palimpsests was held at LaGuardia Galleries in Long Island City, NY in January 2015. Recent works have been exhibited in NYC galleries such as Leigh Wen Fine Art, Ceres Gallery, and The Phatory, and selected for The Drawing Center’s curated registry The Viewing Program (NYC). She was interviewed by Sable Smith for NoTofu Magazine’s Spring 2014 issue and by Dania Shihab in 2013 for the artist interview site One Day You Will Find Me. She received an Honorarium in 2009 for works included in Lineweight, a contemporary drawing exhibition at Truman State University (Kirksville, MO) and is the recipient of a Ford Foundation Award. Jordan lectures on art and her writings have appeared in online publications for the Women’s Caucus for Art and ARTCAT Zine. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honors from Pratt Institute and a Master of Fine Arts Summa Cum Laude from Montclair State University.
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Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.
Edgar Degas
John Deming is the Director of the Writing Center at LIM College, where he has taught for eight years. He is a founding editor and current Editor in Chief of Coldfront, a poetry, music and culture magazine. He has published essays, poems, and reviews in a wide variety of venues, including Salon, Boston Review, and New Orleans Review. In the fall of 2014, he helped a team of students create and publish LIM College’s student fashion magazine, The Lexington Line, a fashion, culture and arts publication released once per semester. He has lived in New York City for ten years and taught writing and literature at a variety of institutions, including LIM College, Baruch College, and Borough of Manhattan Community College.
Maranda Janky is a junior Marketing major at LIM College with a concentration in Fashion Publishing. She is co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of the college’s student magazine, The Lexington Line, and also works as an Editorial Assistant for Surface magazine. She has also contributed writing to Watch Journal and served as Managing Editor for the 2016 LIM Student Edition of The Daily Front Row.
John and Maranda will be presenting, “ Cultivating Culture: The Art of the Magazine Cover” on Saturday, October 22 from 4:05-5:05pm.
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