Discover with Miriam Ocáriz the techniques and secrets to create high- end fashion and decoration pattern designs.
Kutxa Kultur Enea. Tabakalera. San Sebastian.
Support: kutxa Kultur Moda.
Produced and organized by: Estudio YOX.
Full details in Spanish.
Miriam Ocariz, designer, graphic artist, lecturer and textile printing expert shares her techniques and secrets for fashion and home decoration pattern designs.
The course is delivered in Spanish. Full details in Spanish.
Discover with Miriam Ocariz her graphic world and the way she translates it into exclusive creations for fashion and decoration.
DETAILS
Date and timetable: February 15, 2020. 18:00 pm-19:00 pm.
Venue: Kutxa Kultur Plaza. Tabakalera, San Sebastian.
Support: Kutxa Kultur Moda.
Produced and organised by: Estudio YOX.
The artist and fashion designer Miriam Ocariz uncovers the techniques, themes and inspirations of the graphic universe that she transmits to her creations for fashion and decoration.
Aimed at any interested person, particularly students and professionals in the fields of fashion, art, design and decoration.
Miriam Ocariz will also deliver a course of pattern design the 7th and 8th of March, 2020. Full details.
Elisabeth Roulleau, embroidery expert who has collaborated with fashion brands such as Dior, Chanel and Hermès, teaches you the 2nd level of the Lunéville haute couture embroidery technique.
Intensive course. Only 10 participants.
Taught in Spanish.
Includes materials and a certificate of participation.
Duration:
28 hours.
Dates:
2-5 December. 2019.
Timetable:
09:30-13: 00 and 14:00h-17:30.
Place:
Mil Esquinas. Barri de Gracia, Barcelona.
Produced and organized by:
Estudio YOX.
Elisabeth Roulleau, embroidery expert who has collaborated with fashion brands such as Dior, Chanel and Hermès, teaches you the Lunéville haute couture embroidery technique.
Intensive course. Only 10 participants.
Taught in Spanish.
Includes materials and a certificate of participation.
Duration:
21 hours.
Dates:
29-30 November and 1 December. 2019.
Timetable:
09:30-13: 00 and 14:00h-17:30.
Place:
Mil Esquinas. Barri de Gracia, Barcelona.
Produced and organized by:
Estudio YOX.
Improve your skills in this haute couture embroidery technique with Elisabeth Roulleau, embroidery expert who has collaborated with fashion brands such as Dior, Chanel and Hermès.
Intensive course. Only 10 participants.
Taught in Spanish.
Includes materials and a certificate of participation.
Duration: 28 hours. 4 days.
Dates: 2 December-5 December, 2019. strong>
Timetable: 09:30h-13: 00h and 14:00h-17:30h.
Place: Centre Mil Esquinas. Barri de Gràcia, Barcelona.
Produced and organized by: Estudio YOX.
Course aimed at: any person willing to improve skills in this technique.
Requirements: A demonstrated knowledge and experience in the basics of the Lunéville technique
Lunéville embroidery: Originated in France in the nineteenth century, it is one of the most remarkable techniques in international haute couture, being used by fashion brands such as Dior and Chanel. It is based on embroidering by hand, and with a crochet called Lunéville, various types of beads (sequins, pearls, tubes…) that provide a rich and luminous third dimension to costumes and other textile supports.
OBJECTIVES
• To improve your existing Lunéville embroidery technique.
• To create a Lunéville embroidery with the close supervision of an expert.
• To enhance your level to embroider in an optimal way: gesture and posture, concentration and discipline.
CONTENTS
• Second level of techniques to embroider by hand and with precision in different directions and with different stitches like the “point riche”.
• Working on a non- transparent silk fabric.
• Second level of the use of different threads like the chenille thread technique and metal threads.
• Improving your precision with the Lunéville crochet.
• Exercises with the volume on the fabrics: beads and sequins, Swarovski crystals, the “froissé” technique.
• Second level of the physical and psychological skills and behaviours to embroider with excellence.
ELISABETH ROULLEAU
She lives and works in Lyon (France). Also known as La Brodeuse (The Embroiderer), she worked at the Atelier Cécile Henri in Paris, making creations for collections of Dior, Chanel and Azzaro. She has also collaborated with international fashion brands and designers such as Hermès, Chafor, Alexis Mabille, Impasse 13, Didit Hediprasetyo or Francesca Fossati.
In her role as professor of embroidery she delivers courses, workshops and lectures at her atelier in Lyon, as well as in France and fashion centers around the world. Since 2010 she has been a visiting professor at Central Saint Martins in London and has taught at other prestigious international schools such as Parsons School of Design and the Institut Français de la Mode in Paris; Esmod in Tokyo (Japan); Head -University of Art & Design- in Geneva (Switzerland); Istituto Europeo di Design in Barcelona, Madrid, Rome, Italy and Turin; Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum; Academia Degli Arti of La Scala in Milan.
http://www.elisabethroulleau.com/atelier/
Learn this haute couture embroidery technique with Elisabeth Roulleau, embroidery expert who has collaborated with fashion brands such as Dior, Chanel and Hermès.
Intensive course. Only 10 participants.
Taught in Spanish. 2nd edition in Barcelona.
Includes materials and a certificate of participation.
Duration: 21 hours. 3 days.
Dates: 29-30 November and 1 December, 2019. strong>
Timetable: 09:30h-13: 00h and 14:00h-17:30h.
Place: Centre Mil Esquinas. Barri de Gràcia, Barcelona.
Produced and organized by: Estudio YOX.
Course aimed at: anyone with a passion for embroidery, apprentices and professionals in fashion and textile decoration wishing to incorporate this technique to their activity.
Requirements: The course requires sensitivity to sewing and manual skills.
Lunéville embroidery: Originated in France in the nineteenth century, it is one of the most remarkable techniques in international haute couture, being used by fashion brands such as Dior and Chanel. It is based on embroidering by hand, and with a crochet called Lunéville, various types of beads (sequins, pearls, tubes…) that provide a rich and luminous third dimension to costumes and other textile supports.
OBJECTIVES
• Learn the Lunéville embroidery technique, its possibilities, applications and terminology.
• Create a personal Lunéville embroidery, from beginning to end, understanding and practicing all the process with the supervision of an expert.
• To train the precision, the gesture and the posture, in addition to the concentration and discipline to embroider in an optimal way.
CONTENTS
• Basic principles. Fabrics, materials and tools.
• Creation and use of a personal embroidery frame.
• Techniques to embroider by hand and with precision in different directions and with different stitches.
• Use of different threads: gold coloured, metal threads, etc.
• Know and work with the Lunéville crochet.
• The volume on the fabric.
• Design and placement of different forms of beads.
• Physical and psychological skills and behaviours to embroider with excellence.
• Interpret and reproduce the outline of a pattern in our embroidery.
ELISABETH ROULLEAU
She lives and works in Lyon (France). Also known as La Brodeuse (The Embroiderer), she worked at the Atelier Cécile Henri in Paris, making creations for collections of Dior, Chanel and Azzaro. She has also collaborated with international fashion brands and designers such as Hermès, Chafor, Alexis Mabille, Impasse 13, Didit Hediprasetyo or Francesca Fossati.
In her role as professor of embroidery she delivers courses, workshops and lectures at her atelier in Lyon, as well as in France and fashion centers around the world. Since 2010 she has been a visiting professor at Central Saint Martins in London and has taught at other prestigious international schools such as Parsons School of Design and the Institut Français de la Mode in Paris; Esmod in Tokyo (Japan); Head -University of Art & Design- in Geneva (Switzerland); Istituto Europeo di Design in Barcelona, Madrid, Rome, Italy and Turin; Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum; Academia Degli Arti of La Scala in Milan.
http://www.elisabethroulleau.com/atelier/
Discover with Miriam Ocáriz the techniques and secrets to create high- end fashion and decoration pattern designs.
Miriam Ocariz, designer, graphic artist, lecturer and textile printing expert shares her techniques and secrets for fashion and home decoration pattern designs.
The course is delivered in Spanish. Full details in Spanish.
III Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa summer course. Towards an ethics of fashion: challenges and advances.
This third course created and directed by Estudio for Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum as part of the programme of the University of the Basque Country, offers the specialised perspectives of three experts: Joanne Entwistle, Sass Brown and Elena Salcedo Allende.
The course aims to provide an overall view on the encounters currently being developed by fashion towards ethics and its confluences with society and the environment.
Date: 5 July, 2019.
Venue: Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Getaria.
Produced by: Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
Directed by: Estudio YOX.
Collaborating entities: University of the Basque Country, Kutxa Kultur Moda, Fomento de San Sebastian.
LECTURES.
Towards an ethics of fashion: Challenges and advances.
Joanne Entwistle.
This keynote speech will provide a sociological perspective on the main obstacles and opportunities faced today by fashion to foster ethical and responsible practices in its design, material-symbolic
production and consumption processes.
The challenge of sustainability in the fashion industry.
Elena Salcedo Allende.
This paper will address the principal harmful effects of fashion as an industry and, with it, the ethical and ecological challenges to which it must respond. It will look at the different approaches to sustainability — from efficiency to regeneration— based on real examples of improvements and innovations in technologies, models and systems applied throughout the whole product life cycle.
Innovation in conscious fashion design.
Sass Brown.
Fashion brands and designers are under increasing pressure to respond to the ethical and environmental impact of the fashion industry. This lecture will look at disruptive yet responsible fashion design practices, from concepts to solutions that are challenging.
As part of the III. Summer Course Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Towards an ethics of fashion: Challenges and advances, programme included in the Summer Courses of the University of the Basque Country UPV-EHU and directed by Estudio YOX for Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
Keynote speech providing a sociological perspective on the main obstacles and opportunities faced today by fashion to foster ethical and responsible practices in its design, material-symbolic
production and consumption processes.
Date:
5 July 2019.
Location:
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Getaria.
Produced by :
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum.
Directed by:
Estudio YOX.
Contributors:
UPV-EHU, Kutxa Kultur Moda , Councilor for Economic Promotion Donostiako Sustapena Fomento de San Sebastián.
As part of the III. Summer Course Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Towards an ethics of fashion: Challenges and advances, programme included in the Summer Courses of the University of the Basque Country UPV-EHU and directed by Estudio YOX for Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
Paper addressing the principal harmful effects of fashion as an industry and, with it, the ethical and ecological challenges to which it must respond. It looked at the different approaches to sustainability -from efficiency to regeneration- based on real examples of improvements and innovations in technologies, models and systems applied throughout the whole product life cycle.
Date:
5 July 2019.
Location:
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Getaria.
Produced by:
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum.
Programme designed and directed by:
Estudio YOX.
Contributors:
UPV-EHU, Kutxa Kultur Moda , Councilor for Economic Promotion Donostiako Sustapena Fomento de San Sebastián.
As part of the III. Summer Course Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum Towards an ethics of fashion: Challenges and advances, programme included in the Summer Courses of the University of the Basque Country UPV-EHU and directed by Estudio YOX for Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
Fashion brands and designers are under increasing pressure to respond to the ethical and environmental impact of the fashion industry. This lecture looked at disruptive yet responsible fashion design practices, from concepts to solutions that are challenging.
Date:
5 July 2019.
Place:
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Getaria.
Produced by:
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum.
Directed by:
Estudio YOX.
Contributors:
UPV-EHU, Kutxa Kultur Moda , Councilor for Economic Promotion Donostiako Sustapena Fomento de San Sebastián.
III Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa summer course. Towards an ethics of fashion: challenges and advances.
This third course created and directed by Estudio for Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum as part of the programme of the University of the Basque Country, offers the specialised perspectives of three experts: Joanne Entwistle, Sass Brown and Elena Salcedo Allende.
The course aims to provide an overall view on the encounters currently being developed by fashion towards ethics and its confluences with society and the environment.
Date: 5 July, 2019.
Venue: Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Getaria.
Produced by: Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
Directed by: Estudio YOX.
Collaborating entities: University of the Basque Country, Kutxa Kultur Moda, Fomento de San Sebastian.
PROGRAMME.
Towards an ethics of fashion: Challenges and advances.
Joanne Entwistle. Key note speech.
The challenge of sustainability in the fashion industry.
Elena Salcedo Allende. Paper.
Innovation in conscious fashion design.
Sass Brown. Paper.
Full details and registration.
Elisabeth Roulleau, embroidery expert who has collaborated with fashion brands such as Dior, Chanel and Hermès, teaches you the Lunéville haute couture embroidery technique.
Intensive course. Only 10 participants.
Taught in Spanish.
Includes materials and a certificate of participation.
Duration:
21 hours.
Dates:
June 6-7-8, 2019.
Timetable:
10:00h-13: 00h and 14:00h-19:00h.
Place:
Centre d’Artesania Catalunya, Barcelona.
Produced and organized by:
Estudio YOX.
Learn this haute couture embroidery technique with Elisabeth Roulleau, embroidery expert who has collaborated with fashion brands such as Dior, Chanel and Hermès.
Intensive course. Only 10 participants.
Taught in Spanish.
Includes materials and a certificate of participation.
Duration: 21 hours.
Dates: June 6-7-8, 2019.
Timetable: 10:00h-13: 00h and 14:00h-19:00h.
Place: Mil Esquinas, Barcelona.
Produced and organized by: Estudio YOX.
Course aimed at: anyone with a passion for embroidery, apprentices and professionals in fashion and textile decoration wishing to incorporate this technique to their activity.
Requirements: The course requires sensitivity to sewing and manual skills.
Lunéville embroidery: Originated in France in the nineteenth century, it is one of the most remarkable techniques in international haute couture, being used by fashion brands such as Dior and Chanel. It is based on embroidering by hand, and with a crochet called Lunéville, various types of beads (sequins, pearls, tubes…) that provide a rich and luminous third dimension to costumes and other textile supports.
OBJECTIVES
• Learn the Lunéville embroidery technique, its possibilities, applications and terminology.
• Create a Lunéville embroidery understanding and practicing all the process with the supervision of an expert.
• To train the precision, the gesture and the posture, in addition to the concentration and discipline to embroider in an optimal way.
CONTENTS
• Basic principles. Fabrics, materials and tools.
• Creation and use of a personal embroidery frame.
• Techniques to embroider by hand and with precision in different directions and with different stitches.
• Use of different threads: gold coloured, metal threads, etc.
• Know and work with the Lunéville crochet.
• The volume on the fabric.
• Design and placement of different forms of beads.
• Physical and psychological skills and behaviours to embroider with excellence.
• Interpret and reproduce the outline of a pattern in our embroidery.
ELISABETH ROULLEAU
Also known as La Brodeuse (The Embroiderer), she lives and works in Lyon (France). After studying haute couture and decorative embroidery at the prestigious Lesage School in Paris, she worked at the Atelier Cécile Henri in Paris, making creations for collections of Dior, Chanel and Azzaro. She has also collaborated with international fashion brands and designers such as Hermès, Chafor, Alexis Mabille, Impasse 13, Didit Hediprasetyo or Francesca Fossati.
In her role as professor of embroidery she delivers courses, workshops and lectures at her atelier in Lyon, as well as in France and fashion centers around the world. Since 2010 she has been a visiting professor at Central Saint Martins in London and has taught at other prestigious international schools such as Parsons School of Design and the Institut Français de la Mode in Paris; Esmod in Tokyo (Japan); Head -University of Art & Design- in Geneva (Switzerland); Istituto Europeo di Design in Barcelona, Madrid, Rome, Italy and Turin; Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum; Academia Degli Arti of La Scala in Milan.
http://www.elisabethroulleau.com/atelier/
Discover the Personal Shopper profession. Silvia Gallego, fashion and image consultant and personal shopper for El Corte Inglés Bilbao, teaches you the keys in monographic workshops.
PERSONAL SHOPPER workshop.
11 May, 2019.
10:00 am-19:00 pm.
Hotel Mercure Jardines de Albia, Bilbao.
FASHION COLORIMETRY workshop.
12 May, 2019.
10:00 am-19:00 pm.
Hotel Mercure Jardines de Albia, Bilbao.
Discover the Personal Shopper profession. Silvia Gallego, fashion and image consultant and personal shopper for El Corte Inglés Bilbao, teaches you the keys in monographic workshops.
Dates:
11-12 May, 2019.
Venue:
Hotel Mercure Jardines de Albia, Bilbao.
Support:
Hotel Mercure Jardines de Albia.
Produced and organised by:
Estudio YOX.
Miriam Ocariz, designer, graphic artist, lecturer and textile printing expert shares her techniques and secrets for fashion and home decoration pattern designs.
Miriam Ocariz, designer, graphic artist, lecturer and textile printing expert shares her techniques and secrets.
The course is delivered in Spanish. Full details in Spanish.
Fashion catwalk shows and presentations, Pop Up Gallery and parallel activities: Barcelona Fashion Showroom. Barcelona Fashion Summit.
4-7 of February, 2019.
Various venues.
Full details on 080 Barcelona Fashion website.
Discover with Miriam Ocáriz the techniques and secrets to create high- end fashion and decoration pattern designs.
See new editions of the course on our website.
Miriam Ocariz, designer, graphic artist, lecturer and textile printing expert shares her techniques and secrets for fashion and home decoration pattern designs.
The course is delivered in Spanish. Full details in Spanish.
This exhibition curated by Eduardo Sorrouille presents the artistic universe of Miriam Ocariz, her personal look and the representation of her imaginative nature. The exhibition is beyond the world of fashion and shows all the creative imagery of the artist paying special attention to the drawing as the basis of her creation process.
October 25, 2018 – February 3, 2019.
Sala Rekalde, Bilbao.
Full details on Sala Rekalde´s web site.
Silvia Gallego, personal shopper and fashion and image consultant, teaches you the keys to develop this profession successfully.
Dates:
15-16 december, 2018.
Venue:
Mercure Hotel Jardines de Albia, Bilbao.
Tutor:
Silvia Gallego.
Guest teacher:
Ainhize Ruiz.
Produced and organized by:
Estudio YOX.
Support:
Mercure Hotel Jardines de Albia.
Miriam Ocariz, designer, graphic artist, lecturer and textile printing expert shares her techniques and secrets.
The course is delivered in Spanish. Full details in Spanish.
Inmaculada Urrea, doctor and consultant in Branding, teaches you the fundamentals and tools to develop the brand identity of your company.
December 13-14, 2018. Hotel Miró, Bilbao.
Produced and organized by: Estudio YOX. Support: Hotel Miró.
Details about the course in Spanish.
Produced by the Museu del Disseny de Barcelona (Barcelona Museum of Design), the exhibition includes images by the most influential photographers on the Spanish scene over the last 100 years. It highlights the uniqueness, originality and influence of fashion photography, which extends to multiple aspects of our lives. Included are notable works by Juan Gyenes, Oriol Maspons, Manel Esclusa, Maria Espeus, José Manuel Ferrater, Antoni Bernad, Manuel Outumuro, Bèla Adler & Salvador Fresneda, Txema Yeste, among others.
9 October – 27 January, 2018.
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Getaria.
Full details on Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum‘s web site.
10th anniversary of ASVOFF, A Shaded View on Fashion Film, international fashion, style, beauty film festival, directed by Diane Pernet.
October 12-14, 2018.
Club de l’Etoile, Paris.
Full details on ASVOFF‘s web site.
’Pink: The History of a Punk, Pretty, Powerful Color’, exhibition organized by The Museum at FIT’s director and chief curator, Dr. Valerie Steele.
It features ensembles from the 18th century to the present, with examples by designers and brands such as Elsa Schiaparelli, Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent or Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons. The exhibition is accompanied by the publication of a book and a symposium livestreamed on October 19, 2018.
September 7, 2018 – January 5, 2019.
The Museum at FIT, Fashion Institute of Technology. New York.
Full details on The Museum at FIT‘s web site.
Exhibition devoted to Dmitrievna Diàkonova, Gala, that has been roduced by the National Museum of Art of Catalonia and curated by the professor and curator Estrella de Diego It gathers a selection of paintings, drawings, photographs, letters, dresses and objects linked to Gala as an artist helself and to her role as a key figure for the artistic avant-garde of the twentieth century .
6 July – October 14, 2018.
National Museum of Art of Catalonia. Barcelona.
Full details on National Museum of Art of Catalonia‘s web site.
VIKTOR&ROLF: Fashion artists 25 Years.
Retrospective of the luxury fashion house Viktor&Rolf on the occasion of its twenty-fifth anniversary. Organized by the Kunsthal museum in Rotterdam in collaboration with the Dutch designers and the Canadian curator Thierry-Maxime Loriot.
May 27, 2018 – September 30, 2018.
Kunsthal, Rotterdam.
Full details on Kunthal Rotterdam´s web site.
The expert Angel Amor teaches comprehensive techniques of creating Haute Couture Flowers.
The course is delivered in Spanish. Full details in Spanish.
Miriam Ocariz, designer, graphic artist, lecturer and textile printing expert shares her techniques and secrets.
The course is delivered in Spanish. Full details in Spanish.
II Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa Summer course: New Communication Strategies in Fashion.
The course aimed to explain and take a deeper look at advanced and effective communication strategies adapted to the socio-cultural context and to today’s fashion market. It took a specialised view of the said context and provided essential skills for analysing specific cases, conceptualising specific actions and managing their development and results.
Dates: 28-29 June, 2018.
Venue: Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Getaria.
Produced by: Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
Directed by: Estudio YOX.
Collaborating entities: University of the Basque Country, Kutxa Kultur Moda, Fomento de San Sebastian.
The course programme, combined framework papers and a workshop given by three experts, addressing theoretical contents, case studies and practical exercises.
As part of the II. Summer Course Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Entrepreneurship in Fashion Today, programme included in the Summer Courses of the University of the Basque Country UPV-EHU and directed by Estudio YOX for Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
It was taught by Câline Anouti , marketing expert, journalist specializing in consumer trends and university professor specializing in fashion.
Date:
June 28, 2018
Place:
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Getaria
Produced by :
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum.
Directed by:
Estudio YOX.
Contributors:
UPV-EHU, Kutxa Kultur Moda , Councilor for Economic Promotion Donostiako Sustapena Fomento de San Sebastián.
As part of the II. Summer Course Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Entrepreneurship in Fashion Today, programme included in the Summer Courses of the University of the Basque Country UPV-EHU and directed by Estudio YOX for Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
It was taught by Isabel Fdez. De Córdova Miralles, professional who combines her work in the field of communication for beauty, luxury and premium fashion brands, with that of teaching and research around this topic .
Date:
June 28, 2018
Place:
Cristobal Balenciaga Museum. Getaria
Produced by :
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum.
Directed by:
Estudio YOX.
Supporting entities:
UPV-EHU, Kutxa Kultur Moda , Councilor for Economic Promotion Donostiako Sustapena Fomento de San Sebastián.
As part of the II. Summer Course Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Entrepreneurship in Fashion Today, programme included in the Summer Courses of the University of the Basque Country UPV-EHU and directed by Estudio YOX for Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
It was taught by Becky Smith, artistic director with experience in multiple communication platforms: graphic design, audiovisual production and digital content creation.
Date:
June 28, 2018
Place:
Cristobal Balenciaga Museum. Getaria
Produced by:
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum.
Directed by:
Estudio YOX.
Collaborators:
UPV-EHU, Kutxa Kultur Moda, Economic Promotion Department of Donostiako Sustapena Fomento de San Sebastián.
As part of the II. Summer Course Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Entrepreneurship in Fashion Today, programme included in the Summer Courses of the University of the Basque Country UPV-EHU and directed by Estudio YOX for Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
It was taught by Isabel Fdez. De Córdova Miralles, professional who combines her work in the field of communication for beauty, luxury and premium fashion brands, with that of teaching and research around this topic .
Date:
June 28, 2018
Place:
Cristobal Balenciaga Museum. Getaria
Produced by :
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum.
Directed by:
Estudio YOX.
Supporting entities:
UPV-EHU, Kutxa Kultur Moda , Councilor for Economic Promotion Donostiako Sustapena Fomento de San Sebastián.
The prestigious expert Angel Amor delivers new editions of these courses specialising in Haute-Couture techniques which, organized by Estudio YOX, have been successfully offered in Madrid, Barcelona and Bilbao.
MARGIELA / GALLIERA, 1989-2009.
First retrospective in Paris devoted to Belgian fashion designer Martin Margiela. The exhibition, curated by Alexandre Samson, traces the career from 1989 to 2009, of a designer who not only questioned the structure of garments but also challenged the structure of the fashion system.
March 3- July 15, 2018.
Palais Galliera Fashion Museum, Paris.
Full details on Palais Galliera´s web site.
The expert Angel Amor teaches comprehensive techniques of creating Haute Couture Flowers.
The course is delivered in Spanish. Full details in Spanish.
The expert Angel Amor teaches comprehensive techniques of creating Haute Couture Flowers.
The course is delivered in Spanish. Full details in Spanish.
The five designers selected in the residential program of Kutxa Kultur Moda present their creations in a fashion show that will take place at Kutxa Kultur Plaza (Tabakalera Building, 4th floor) at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 27, 2018.
The designers are: Clara Virgili, Samuel Prince, Gino Rojas, Nuria De Oliveira and Marta Arribas.
‘Jendea eta jendilajea’. Borja Arratibel.
The exhibition gathers more than thirty drawings made in different formats. The works, with a critical background on the manipulation of the media and the elites, are based in plastic re-elaborations inspired by photographs published in a range of press media.
Okendo K.E. San Sebastian.
january 12- February 23, 2018.
The expert Angel Amor teaches comprehensive techniques of creating Haute Couture Flowers.
The course is delivered in Spanish. Full details in Spanish.
Anni Albers: Touching vision.
Exhibition organized by the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao in collaboration with The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation. It proposes an in-depth approach to the work of Anni Albers (Berlin, 1899-Orange, Connecticut, USA, 1994), an artist best known for her pioneering role in the field of textile or fiber art, her innovative treatment of warp and weft, and her constant quest for new patterns and uses of fabric
The exhibition highlights the pioneering role of Albers in the modern revival of textile art (Fiber Art) and reflects the strength of an artist whose humanist and essentialist thinking had a great influence on the art of her time and later generations. Albers was able to position herself in front of the dominant role of the painting through the textiles and the engraving, considered “minor genres”. In her quest to achieve real contact with the object, Albers also helped to redefine the work of art as a reproducible design, offering the public greater accessibility to artistic production.
October 6, 2017 – January 14, 2018
Full details on Guggenheim Museum Bilbao´s website.
Bilbao International Art&Fashion calls emerging designers worldwide for its 6th Edition.
This contest is targeted at emerging designers from all over the world aged from 18 to 35 years and counts with the support and advice of renowned professionals in the fashion and art areas.
BIAAF’s international scope aims for intercultural enrichment by showing the different approaches of fashion towards art and the promotion of fashion as a true cultural value. For this reason, all works submitted should be inspired or be directly related to the world of art (printing, shapes, details…)
Full information on BIAFF´s web page.
This exhibition is part of the centenary of the birth of Irving Penn, considered one of the best photographers of the 20th century. Organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York alongside the Grand Palais in Paris – through Reunion des Musées Nationaux – and in collaboration with The Irving Penn Foundation. It pays homage to this author, famous for his photographs of great personalities such as Pablo Picasso, Yves Saint Laurent, Audrey Hepburn, Alfred Hitchcock, etc., and whose influential photographic work is characterized by its simplicity and rigor. These are portraits of study in which Irving Penn, generates a true intimacy with the models.
Grand Palais of Paris.
September 21, 2017 – January 29, 2018.
Full information on Grand Palais´ website.
‘Shells’. Eduardo Sorrouille.
Exhibition that includes a selection of photographic self-portraits of Eduardo Sorrouille. Based on double images, the author poses an inquiry about the notion of masks and masquerade to reflect on the ways of building identity in contemporary society, a common theme in his work.
Espacio Marzana, Bilbao.
September 22 – November 3, 2017.
Complete information on Espacio Marzana´s website.
‘Setting the Record Straight’. Miguel Ángel Gaüeca.
New individual exhibition of Miguel Ángel Gaüeca at Espacio Mínimo in Madrid. He retakes the theme of the art world as an exemplifying space for our social interaction models. To this end, he constructs a pattern in order to question the multiple measurement systems – symbolic capital, economic, hierarchical orders, principles of value … – confronting us with our role as agents of this network.
September 14– October 28. 2017
Full information on Espacio Mínimo´s web page.
11 edition of Getxophoto, International Image Festival.
Organized by the association BegiHandi, the current programme has the direction of Monica Allende. Under the title “Transitions”, the program aims to show the moment of change and uncertainty that today’s society is experiencing.
From August 30 to October 1, 2017. Diverse spaces of Getxo, as well as of Bilbao.
More information on GetxoPhoto´s web page.
48 edition of Les Rencontres d’Arles, international photography festival that is held in the French city.
Arles, France.
3 July-24 September, 2017.
Full details on Les Recontres d’Arles website.
Full information in Spanish on this link.
The Centre Pompidou in Paris, in collaboration with the Tate Britain in London and the Metropolitan Museum in New York, offers the major retrospective devoted to the work of David Hockney.
Centre Pompidou, Paris.
21 June- 23 October, 2017.
Full details on Centre Pompidous ´s website.
Exhibition that has been produced by Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum, which, under the direction of Hubert de Givenchy and curated by Eloy Martínez de la Pera and Igor Uria, presents to the public a careful selection of garments and documents that offers a different perspective of Balenciaga’s Haute Couture.
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa currently home to a large part of the creations that Balenciaga made for Mrs. Mellon, whose legacy is the most important collection originating from a single donor in the museum’s archives.
Cristóbal Balenciga Museoa, Getaria, Basque Country/Spain.
27 May, 2017- 25 January, 2018.
Full details on Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa web page.
Second edition of Fashion and Films, programme of fashion audio- visuals with ethical dimension. Made in collaboration with the TopArte initiative within the XX. Anniversary of Guggenheim Museum Bilbao.
Guggenheim Museum Bilbao.
June 8-9, 2017.
Distributed over two days, the program covers the different formats and approaches that this medium brings together combining fashion and audio-visual, two of the most prevailing cultural manifestations in contemporary society. It is formed by paradigmatic pieces made in the last decade along with audio-visuals that at present produce both prestigious and emerging filmmakers and international fashion brands.
Full details at Guggenheim Museum Bilbao´s museum web page.
This exhibition examines the work and legacy of influential Spanish couturier Cristóbal Balenciaga, with over 100 pieces crafted by ‘the master’ of couture, his protégées and contemporary fashion designers working in the same innovative tradition.
It focuses on Balenciaga’s work from the 1950s and 1960s – arguably the most creative period of his career – when he dressed some of the most renowned women of the age and became revered by his contemporaries, including Christian Dior and Coco Chanel.
Victoria & Albert Museum, London.
May 27, 2017- February 8, 2018.
Full details on Victoria & Albert Museum ´s website.
Exhibition examining the revolutionary work of fashion designer Rei Kawakubo. It features 140 examples of Kawakubo’s womenswear for Comme des Garçons dating from the early 1980s to her most recent collection.
It illustrates the designer’s revolutionary experiments in “in-betweenness”—the space between boundaries. Objects are organized into nine aesthetic expressions of interstitiality in Kawakubo’s work: Absence/Presence, Design/Not Design, Fashion/Anti-Fashion, Model/Multiple, Then/Now, High/Low, Self/Other, Object/Subject, and Clothes/Not Clothes. Kawakubo breaks down the imaginary walls between these dualisms, exposing their artificiality and arbitrariness.
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
May 4- September 4, 2017.
Full details on METs website.
The MOMU fashion museum in Antwerp holds the exhibition ‘Martin Margiela’s Hermès collections’. It showcases works made by Margiela for Hermès between 1997 and 2003, and explores the relationship between these and the creations made for his own brand.
The exhibition illustrates the revolutionary role of Margiela in the fashion world. His predilection for the deconstruction, recycling and recovery of materials was unheard of in the industry before him. His conceptual approach to the presentation, sales and communication of his collections has changed the way we think about fashion and its underlying mechanisms, as well as our opinions on craftsmanship, commerce, authorship and innovation.
March 31-August 27, 2017.
Full details on MOMU´S website.
‘Starting a business in fashion today’, first summer course of Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum, that has been directed by Estudio YOX, will be held in San Sebastian on July 6, 2017.
Located at Miramar Palace, headquarters of the Summer Courses of the University of the Basque Country, of which it is part, the course will count with the lectures of Carlos Delso Mion, Javier Plazas and Elsa Rey.
See more details on our web.
See more info on Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa´s web.
I Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa Summer Course: Starting a business in fashion today.
Coinciding with the 100th anniversary of the first boutique of Cristóbal Balenciaga in San Sebastian, the Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa museum organizes this course with the direction of Estudio YOX and as part of the Summer Courses of the University of the Basque Country.
The course, organised in a session divided into three presentations by experts in strategic fields in the fashion business, will provide both their specialised perspectives and an overall vision of the challenges and opportunities in the current context, and will offer essential skills to successfully start a business in the sector.
Lecturers: Carlos Delso Mion, Javier Plazas, Elsa Rey Álvarez.
The initiative is mainly aimed at students and professionals from the fields of design and the commercial management of fashion, creative directors, trend analysts, publicists, and anyone interested in fashion.
Venue: Miramar Palace, San Sebastian.
Date: 6 July, 2017.
As part of the I. Summer Course Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Entrepreneurship in Fashion Today, programme included in the Summer Courses of the University of the Basque Country UPV-EHU and directed by Estudio YOX for Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
It was taught by Carlos Delso Mion, independent consultant and member of advisory boards of fashion companies.
Date:
June 6, 2017
Place:
Miramar Palace. Donostia- San Sebastián.
Produced by:
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum.
Directed by:
Estudio YOX.
Collaborators:
UPV-EHU, Kutxa Kultur Moda, Economic Promotion Department of Donostiako Sustapena Fomento de San Sebastián.
As part of the I. Summer Course Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Entrepreneurship in Fashion Today, and directed by Estudio YOX for Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa within the Summer Courses of the University of the Basque Country UPV-EHU
It was taught by Javier Plazas, consultant and analyst for premium and luxury fashion brands.
Date:
June 6, 2017
Place:
Miramar Palace. Donostia- San Sebastián.
Produced by:
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum.
Directed by:
Estudio YOX.
Supporting entities:
UPV-EHU, Kutxa Kultur Moda, Economic Promotion Department of Donostiako Sustapena Fomento de San Sebastián.
As part of the 20th anniversary of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, the second edition of this programme of fashion audio-visuals with ethical dimension, will screen a selection of documentaries, fashion films and new formats made in the international panorama.
FASHION AND FILMS II. Dressing ideas in films.
Dates: 8 and 9 June, 2017.
Venue: Guggenheim Museum Bilbao.
Organised by: Estudio YOX.
Concept and programming: Xabier Martínez-Jauregi.
Partners: Guggenheim Museum Bilbao. Provincial Council of Biscay. BBK.
This initiative is part of TopArte, programme conmemorating the XX anniversary of Guggenheim Bilbao Museum.
Tickets: 2-4 euros. From the ticket counter and web of Guggenheim Bilbao Museum. Link.
See below the introduction and full program.
INTRODUCTION
Under the motto ”Dressing Ideas in Films”, the programme features a broad perspective on the uses and possibilities of fashion audio-visual to convey discourses and representations with a positive impact on contemporary society: development; social and political claims, ecology and sustainability; equality and cultural, racial and gender identity; LGTB+ rights; non stereotyped beauty.
In FASHION AND FILMS we believe that fashion and audiovisual individually and especially united, reflect culture and identity and can promote action, unite, inspire, raise awareness and transmit social changes. There is a growing and significant production of fashion audio-visuals conscious and responsible for its potential as cultural objects, its ability to conjugate through creativity the promotion of fashion products with the transmission of ethical narratives relevant to society.
Distributed over two days, the program covers the different formats and approaches that this medium brings together combining fashion and audio-visual, two of the most prevailing cultural manifestations in contemporary society. It is formed by paradigmatic pieces made in the last decade along with audio-visuals that at present produce both prestigious and emerging filmmakers and international fashion brands.
PROGRAM
Tickets available from the ticket counter and web of Museo Guggenheim Bilbao.
Screenings in their original version without subtitles.
THURSDAY, 8 JUNE. 17:30 pm.
FASHION DOCUMENTARY.
VERSAILLES’73: AMERICAN RUNWAY REVOLUTION.
2012. USA.
Director: Deborah Riley Draper. www.versailles73movie.com.
Duration: 90 minutes.
Language: English without subtitles.
The documentary focuses on the fashion shows which, known as ‘The battle of Versailles’, took place on November 28, 1973 at the castle of Versailles, France. They were meant to be a combat between the designers of French Haute Couture -Yves Saint Laurent, Christian Dior, Hubert de Givenchy, Pierre Cardin and Emmanuel Ungaro- and American designers -Antine Klein, Stephen Burrows, Oscar de la Renta and Halston-. The battle became a paradigm shift for fashion, bringing a fresh air that would catapult ready-to-wear and a significant incorporation of black designers and models to the fashion industry.
*After the screening, a Q&A Skype will be held with Deborah Riley Draper.
FRIDAY, 9 JUNE. 17:30pm.
FASHION FILM AND NEW FORMATS.
*List of films in alphabetical order.
#YSL04 BY ANTHONY VACCARELLO.
2016. France.
Director: Nathalie Canguilhem. www.pac.fr/director/nathalie-canguilhem.
Fashion brand: Saint Laurent Paris.
Language: English without Spanish subtitles.
AIDENTITI.
2016. France.
Director: Hadi Moussally. www.hadimoussally.com
Fashion brands: Isabel Marant, Satellite Paris, Apologie.
APOLLO.
2017. Spain.
Director: Cristian Velasco. www.vimeo.com/cristianvelascofilmmaker.
Stylists: Dan García, Almudena Palma, Joel Martín.
BOWL OF CHERRIES.
2016. France.
Director: Hadi Moussally. www.hadimoussally.com.
Fashion brand: Bowie Wong.
Language: English with Spanish subtitles.
CARPE DIEM/ THE CULT OF MATTHEW MILLER.
2016. United Kingdom.
Director: Liam S. Gleeson. www.hidden-agency.com.
Fashion brand: Matthew Miller.
CLIMATE REVOLUTION.
2014. United Kingdom.
Director: Casey Brooks. www.caseybrooks.com.
Fashion brand: Vivienne Westwood.
DIESEL SS17 ADV CAMPAIGN: MAKE LOVE NOT WALLS.
2017. USA.
Director: David LaChapelle. www.davidlachapelle.com.
Fashion brand: Diesel.
EDUN SS17.
2016. USA.
Directora: Kristin-Lee Moolman. www.kristinleemoolman.com.
Fashion brand: Edun.
EPHEMERAL NATURE.
2011. United Kingdom.
Director: Gsus Lopez. www.gsuslopez.com.
Fashion brand: Displexia Jewellery.
FALL.
2016. France.
Director: Hadi Moussally. www.hadimoussally.com.
Fashion brand: Andrea Crews.
FALLING.
2016. United Kingdom.
Director: Sisi Lu. www.lu-sisi.com.
Fashion brand: Haizhen Wang.
HE, SHE, ME.
2015. United Kingdom.
Directors: Kathryn Ferguson. www.kathrynferguson.co.uk & Alex Turvey. www.alexturvey.com.
Fashion brands: Ann Demeulemeester, Yang Li, Nicopanda, Rad Hourani, Bodymap, Nasir Mazhar, Hood by Air, Meadham Kirchhoff, Underground, Jean Paul Gaultier, Wolford, Dries Van Noten, Comme Des Garcons.
HEADPIECES FOR PEACE.
2011. USA.
Director: Jessica Mitrani. www.jessicamitranistudio.com.
Fashion brand: threeASFOUR.
HOLI HOLY.
2013. India.
Director: Bharat Sikka. www.bharatsikka.com.
Fashion brand: Manish Arora.
HOME TRUTHS.
2017. United Kingdom.
Director: Kathryn Ferguson. www.kathrynferguson.co.uk.
Stylist: Joe Mills.
Language: English without Spanish subtitles.
I WANT MUSCLE.
2011. United Kingdom.
Director: Elisha Smith-Leverock. www.smith-leverock.co.uk.
Stylist: Kim Howells.
INCREDIBLE MACHINES.
2016. United Kingdom.
Director: Kathryn Ferguson. www.kathrynferguson.co.uk.
Stylists: Nicky Yates, Joe Mills.
Language: English without Spanish subtitles.
ISLAND.
2016. USA/ Spain.
Director: Alexa Karolinski. www.alexakarolinski.com.
Fashion brands: Eckhaus Latta, Camper.
LUV CRIMEZ.
2016. Sweden.
Directors: Kristin-lee Moolman. www.kristinleemoolman.com & Jennifer Mehigan. www.jennifermehigan.com.
Fashion brands Eytys.
MEET THE WRESTLERS OF THE PINK LAKE, SENEGAL.
2015. Senegal.
Director: Harley Weir. www.artpartner.com/artists/film/harley-weir/.
Fashion brand: Wales Bonner.
Language: Wólof with English subtitles.
MELONY.
2017. USA.
Director: Alexa Karolinski. www.alexakarolinski.com.
Fashion brand: Eckhaus Latta.
ONE DAY.
2015. United Kingdom.
Director: Mototake Makishima. www.makishimafilms.com.
Fashion brand: Toogood.
ORLANDO (PALOMO SPAIN F/W 16).
2016. Spain.
Director: Adreim Atup. www.vimeo.com/adreimatupentertainment.
Fashion brand: Palomo Spain.
OUTLAW 1.
2015. Russia.
Directors: Maxim Bashkaev & Dilyara Minrakhmanova. www.outlaw.ru.
Fashion brand: Outlaw Moscow.
Language: Russian with English subtitles.
PS I LOVE YOU (ITHIGI LITHIGOVE YITHIGOU).
2016. USA.
Director: Harley Weir. www.artpartner.com/artists/film/harley-weir/.
Fashion brand: Proenza Schouler.
Language: English.
RED SHOES.
2013. United Kingdom.
Director: Lorna Tucker. www.wearefinished.com.
Fashion brand: Vivienne Westwood.
SILVER GODESSES.
2015. United Kingdom.
Directors: Quentin Hubert. www.quentinhubertcreative.com & Anna Radchenko. www.annaradchenko.com.
Stylist: Quentin Hubert.
SO CATCHY (a tribute to Godard’s Le Mepris).
2016. United Kingdom.
Director: Gsus Lopez. www.gsuslopez.com.
Fashion brands: So Catchy, Carolin Holzhuber, Mawi.
Language: English without Spanish subtitles.
THE UNCANNY VALLEY: STELLA MCCARTNEY SS17.
2017. USA.
Director: Philippa Price. www.philippaprice.com.
Fashion brand: Stella Mccartney.
UNISEX BY EDOUARD LOCK.
2011. Canada.
Director: Rad Hourani. www.radhourani.com.
Fashion brand: Rad Hourani.
As part of the I. Summer Course Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. Entrepreneurship in Fashion Today, programme included in the Summer Courses of the University of the Basque Country UPV-EHU and directed by Estudio YOX for Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
It was taught by Elsa Rey Álvarez, freelance consultant in the retail sector of fashion.
Date:
June 6, 2017
Place:
Miramar Palace. Donostia- San Sebastián.
Produced by:
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum.
Directed by:
Estudio YOX.
Supporting entities:
UPV-EHU, Kutxa Kultur Moda, Economic Promotion Department of Donostiako Sustapena Fomento de San Sebastián.
Angel Amor, millinery expert, costume designer and professor delivered the third edition of ‘Headpieces for Haute Couture‘ course. It was held at Hotel Arrizul Congress in San Sebastian, from the 9-10 March, 2017, counting with fashion designers, creatives from other fields and other participants interested in these techniques.
The attendants had the opportunity to be taught by this renown professional that has dressed the likes of Cate Blanchett, Monica Bellucci and Mila Cunis in editorial and film productions in Spain and in the internationally.
The Palais Galliera Museum in Paris offers the exhibition ‘Balenciaga, l’oeuvre au noir.’ at the Bourdelle Museum in the same city. A tribute to the couturier master, that takes the black colour, so important in his work, as a guiding thread.
March 8-July 16, 2017.
Full details on Palais Galliera´s website.
The presentation, in Vibskov´s usual style, intertwines a fashion catwalk show (O/W 17 collection) and an artistic installation under the motto ‘fashion meets arts meets rock‘.
In Estudio YOX we had the pleasure to collaborate with Henrik Vibscov organising a fashion presentation that combined a catwalk show, and artistic installation and a musical performance. It was held at Miramar Palace in San Sebastian.
More about Henrik Vibskov on his website.
The Bòlit, centre of contemporary arts in Girona, holds ‘A sense of wonder’, exhibition featuring four of the latest video-art pieces made by Carles Congost. It has been curated by David Santaeulària and is completed by a catalogue that documents the artist´s production between 2010 and 2016 and a micro-exhibition entitled ‘The Congosound’, artistic name used by Carles Congost for his work as a music producer.
January 27-Abril 30, 2017.
More information in the web of Bòlit.
Victor Lope Gallery in Barcelona will hold an exhibition featuring previously unseen works by the artist Miss Van.
26 de enero-11 de marzo, 2017.
Más información en la web de la galería.
Sergio Prego´s intervention makes part of ‘Acupuncture. The architecture of CA2M in transition’, project organized by this centre in collaboration with a number of artists.
January 3-February 26, 2017.
More information on the web of CA2M.
The Musée del Disseny in Barcelona will hold ‘David Bowie Is’, exhibition produced by the Victoria and Albert Museum. It will be the last chance to see in Europe the first international retrospective of David Bowie.
From May 25, 2017.
Tickets on sale from the 9th of January, 2017.
The Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris pays tribute to the spirit of Bauhaus. Through more than 900 works, objects, furniture, textiles, drawings, maquettes and paintings contextualized in the school, the exhibition shows the exceptional richness of its experimentation fields, as well as its subsequent influence.
October 19, 2016- February 26, 2017.
In December 2011, ‘Chanel Dancing’ by Quentin Jones was screened at Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum. It was featured in the international fashion film programme held at MODATIK, Encounters of Fashion and Visual Arts organized by Estudio YOX.
Quentin Jones is a British director, illustrator and photographer. Her work has appeared in magazines such as ID and Vogue, and has worked with Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Kenzo to name a few. https://www.quentinjones.info/
Ion Fiz, renowned fashion designer and professor, shares his knowledge and experiences on the setting up of a fashion brand.
Date: 17 February, 2017.
Timetable: 18:00pm- 20:00pm.
Venue: Gran Hotel Domine Bilbao. Alameda Mazarredo, 61, Bilbao.
Organizer: Estudio YOX. Collaborating entity: Gran Hotel Domine Bilbao.
CONTENTS
From his experience as a fashion designer and professor, ION FIZ unfolds the key issues concerning the setting up of a successful fashion brand. He will share relevant strategies and advices aimed at its launching and consolidation. During the class, main key factors will be analyzed: identity of a brand, realization of a collection, working team, communication, relationship with clients and suppliers.
We have organized a new master class in Bilbao. Ion Fiz, well known designer and professor, will explain the key factors leading to create and consolidate a fashion brand.
It will be held at the Gran Hotel Domine Bilbao on the 29th of december, 2016.
In October 2009 we organized the ‘Subtractive cutting’ workshop by Julian Roberts at Arteleku arts centre in San Sebastian.
Aimed at artists and designers, and with a two days duration, the workshop tackled the possibilities of this creative pattern making technique developed by Julian Roberts.
Julian Roberts is tutor of the Mixed Media Textiles MA at the Royal College of Art in London and has taught his technique at universities and centres worldwide.
With this exhibition curated by Peio Agirre, San Telmo Museum would like to make known some of the most famous contributions to avant-garde art carried out in our immediate artistic context, in an era which would be key to the later development of Basque art, the 1930s. By means of this exhibition, San Telmo Museum continues the work of presenting different facets of the history of Basque art with a renewed and contemporary gaze, a task undertaken in this case by Peio Aguirre, art critic and independent curator, who has placed the so-called “new art” in the local, national and international avant-garde, that is, at the very centre of modernity in the arts.
From November 5, 2016 to February 5, 2017.
The National Gallery of Victoria, Australia, dedicates an exhibition to the work of the Dutch fashion designers Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren coinciding with the 25th anniversary of the brand. The exhibition, curated by Thierry-Maxime Loriot, features fashion creations and installations of this duo which is internationally acclaimed for their unique ability to intertwine fashion and art.
October 21, 2016- February 26, 2017.
El Correo newspaper has published an article signed Luis Gómez about the successful career of the basque model Miren Rodrigo Pildain in China.
Estudio YOX had the pleasure to count with her work as a model in ‘DE-DANE’, fashion made in 2015 in association with the Department of Education, Language Policy and Culture of the Basque Government and Bilbao Ekintza. The film has been screened at several international fashion film festivals where it has been selected. La Jolla (USA) International Fashion Film Festival among them.
Exhibition that jointly explores Cristóbal Balenciaga and photographer/engineer Ortiz Echagüe’s approaches towards popular costume.
Displayed as a dialogue between Haute-Couture and photographic works, the exhibition has been produced by Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa and curated by Ana Balda and Igor Uria.
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa, Getaria, Basque Country/Spain.
6th October, 2016- 7th May, 2017.
“The Men´s Factory”. Exhibition of drawings by the artist and fashion designer Miriam Ocariz.
30 September-18 November, 2016. At Espacio Marzana in Bilbao. More information.
Estudio YOX had the pleasure to feature her exquisite fashion creations in ‘DE-DANE’, fashion made in 2015 in association with the Department of Education, Language Policy and Culture of the Basque Government and Bilbao Ekintza.
This course is focused on applying and adapting the techniques and aesthetics used on traditional textile design to new fashion design processes from a modern perspective.
Delivered by Elisa Palomino, fashion designer and teacher.
Elisa Palomino combines her work as a fashion designer -she has extensively worked for her own and fashion brands such as Dior, Galliano, Cavalli, Moschino, Diane Von Furstemberg- with teaching -she regularly teaches at centres like Central Saint Martins and London College of Fashion in London, Polimoda in Florence, Fashion Institute of Technology in Nueva York, ESMOD in Paris, among others.
Dates:
3-6 November, 2016.
Venue:
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
Organized by:
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum in conjunction with Estudio YOX.
Produced by:
Cristóbal Balenciaga Museoa.
Support:
Kutxa Kultur Moda.
A large scale retrospective devoted to one of the most influential fashion photographers. It gathers images varying from previously unseen material from personal notes, storyboards, props, polaroids, contact sheets and films to monumental prints.
Kunsthal Rotterdam. Rotterdam, Netherlands. September 10, 2016- February 12, 2017.
The first event of the series of master clases ‘Dressing dreams. Costume making for film and tv series’ delivered by Angel Amor, has taken place at Gran Hotel Domine Bilbao. A remarkable audience, formed by professionals coming from fashion, film costume making, arts and communication, together with general public attended the event.
During three hours Angel shared his knowledge and experiences in the field of film costume making. Angel Amor has worked for Disney, BBC and Warner Bross among others. He has created garments and props for films such as ‘Cinderella’ and ‘Maleficent’ working for costume designers like the prestigious Sandy Powell and dressing actresses like Cate Blanchett and Angelina Jolie.
Andrea Martínez has won the prize for the best designer of the Basque Country within the fifth edition of Bilbao International Art & Fashion.
We are glad for this young designer with whom we had the chance to collaborate in the ‘K-REFLECTIONS’, a fashion photography series that we produced as part of YOX LAB -digital platform for the Basque Fashion-. See project.
‘DRESSING DREAMS. Costume making for film and tv series’. Master Class by Angel Amor.
Angel Amor, costume and prop maker for UK and USA productions and fashion professor, delivers a series of master classes in Spain.
Intended for: Professionals and students coming from creative fields such as fashion, fine arts, interior design, cinema, graphic design…, and anyone interested in movie costumes.
First date: 1 July, 2016. Timetable: 18:00-21:00.
Venue: Gran Hotel Domine Bilbao. Alameda Mazarredo, 61, Bilbao.
Organizer: Estudio YOX. Collaborating entity: Gran Hotel Domine Bilbao.
CONTENTS OF THE CLASS.
Angel Amor shares his knowledge and experiences in the creative process of film and television costume making. Based in a theoretical- practical format and aided by audio-visual materials, the class tackles relevant issues such as the research and the relationship with the team and different departments involved in audio-visual productions -costume, art, actors…-, budget, materials, tools, etc. Participants will be given exercises aimed at the personal development of taught concepts.
ANGEL AMOR.
Angel Amor, artistic name of Ángel Fernández. Bilbao. He lives in London.
Angel holds a fashion postgraduate from Central Saint Martins. He has worked for film production and television companies such as Warner Brothers, Walt Disney, Fox, BBC and ITV. His most relevant works in the film industry are: ‘Cinderella’ (2015) dressing Cate Blanchett and ‘Maleficent’ (2014), dressing Angelina Jolie. He has recently worked in the Art department of ‘My Cousin Rachel’ to be released in 2017. He has also worked for fashion designers such as Elisa Palomino, Manuel Albarrán, and Javier Simorra. As a professor, he has taught at Trozmer University (Mexico), Institut Catalan de la Moda and Felicidad Duce in Barcelona. He is the author of two books: ‘Drawing for Fashion Designers’ and ‘Fashion Print Design’, both translated from Spanish into English, French and Portuguese.
We have organized a series of master classes on costume making for film and television series, which delivered by Angel Amor, will be offered in a number of Spanish venues.
Angel Amor, costume and prop maker for UK and USA productions and fashion professor, shares his knowledge and experiences in the field.
Michael Mayer performed at ‘Go&Egon’ event as part of the first edition of MID_E, international exhibition of arts and creative practices organized by Estudio YOX. It was in July, 2003 at Jareño venue in Donostia- San Sebastián. The event also hosted interventions by Ascii.Disko, Ivanka, Ramón Churruca and Madel. More information about ‘Go&Egon’ event.
Michael Mayer is one of the most prestigious DJs and producers in the german electronic scene. Co-owner of Kompakt, influential german label, he has remixed the likes of Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys, Rufus Wainwright, Miss Kittin and Foals. The distinctive style of both Kompakt and Mayer’s personal production lies in a humanist approach to advanced electronic music. This can be traced in the combination of electronic structures and pop music by the use of fresh melodies, vocal samples, etc.
Listen to this track by Michael Mayer.
More about Michael Mayer and Kompakt.
A slow fashion creation by Tytti Thusberg worn by Kat Moore was seen at Cannes Festival.
Tytti Thusberg is a finish artist and slow fashion designer. She lives in San Sebastian were she runs her own brand and studio. Her rigorous and inspired work, based in the connections of art and couture and a strong compromise with sustainability, comprises various areas of experience: design, education, theatre and textile recycling projects.
She is currently working as tailoring manager for the costumes of the theatre play ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dreamplay’, which, directed by the company Tanttaka, is included within the European Capital of Culture programme held by San Sebastian during 2016.
In Estudio YOX we have had the pleasure to count with her in a number of activities dedicated to arts-fashion connections as part of MID_E [2003-2010], international show of arts and creative practices that we organized: in 2005 she exhibited her works at Arteleku arts centre in San Sebastian. In 2007, she made part of a panel discussion that was held at KM Kulturunea Cultural Centre and together with the fashion designer Ion Fiz, the artist Miguel Ángel Gaüeca and the journalist, critic and curator Mario Canal Boyle
Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a method for 3D printing artificial hair.
Potential uses for the printed fur include producing low-friction surfaces and touch-control interfaces as well as creating new aesthetic and tactile experiences.
Source: Dezeen Magazine. http://www.dezeen.com/2016/05/16/mit-researchers-create-3d-printed-hair/
The photographer René Habermacher participated in the 2nd edition of MODATIK, Encounters of Fashion and Visual Arts, organized by Estudio YOX. His work, ‘An Artist should not make himself into and idol’, made in collaboration with the artist Marina Abramović, was featured in the fashion photography exhibiton as part of this edition. Works by Jean-François Lepage, Chen Man, Ronald Stoops, Erwin Olaf, Javier Vallhonrat, Ana Laura Aláez, were also shown in the exhibition, among other authors. It was in October 11-November 10, 2013 at Cristobal Balenciaga Museoa museum.
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With fashion works by Yohji Yamamoto, Alexander McQueen, Comme des Garçons, Gareth Pugh, Prada, Christian Lacroix, Jean Paul Gaultier, Viktor & Rolf, Thierry Mugler, Rick Owens, Iris Van Herpen, Maison Martin Margiela and photographs by Peter Lindbergh, Miles Aldridge, René Habermacher, Ali Mahdavi, Txema Yeste, among others.
Through the works of influential fashion designers and fashion houses from the last 30 years, and completed with photography, film and music, the exhibition, curated by Filep Motwary, examines the changing relationship and cross-fertilization between haute couture and ready to wear.
Fashion Museum Hasselt. Hasselt, Belgium. 2 May-11 September, 2016.
The artist Bubi Canal participated in the VIII. edition of MID_E, international exhibition of arts and creative practices organized by Estudio YOX. His work ‘Trust In Me’ was featured in ’MutaVideo’, international videoart programme. The edition, dedicated to the theme of Transformation, also hosted the interventions of Bart Hess, Gabi Schillig, Sonia Levy, Pyuupiru and Levi Van Veluw, among others. It was in July 2010 at Arteleku arts centre, in San Sebastian.
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‘Hologram’. Exhibition of Bubi Canal at Digitaliseum, Gallery of Digital Contemporary Art in Malmö (Sweden). April 30-18 September, 2016.
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