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SUMMARY:Silhouettes: Fashion in the Shadow of HIV/AIDS
DESCRIPTION:Running until June 18th\, Silhouettes: Fashion in the Shadow of HIV/AIDS explores the lives and works of some of fashion’s brightest stars from the late 20th century. Featured in this ground-breaking exhibition are works by designers\, artists and activists who have passed of AIDS-related illness to raise awareness of their contribution to fashion during a pivotal moment in history. \nOver 100 pieces of fashion\, art and ephemera – sourced from esteemed private and public collections from the UK\, USA and Australia – tell a story of changing hemlines\, changing worlds and changing attitudes. Showcasing household names like Halston and Moschino\, Silhouettes also features work from revolutionary black designers Patrick Kelly\, Fabrice Simon and Willi Smith\, and forgotten talents like Clovis Ruffin and Chester Weinberg. \nHIV/AIDS in fashion became an important activism tool to force social and political advancement\, and in many cases intersected couture designers and activist artists as they collaborated to affect change through fashion\, design\, and art. Australians Peter Tully\, David McDiarmid and Brenton Heath-Kerr brought this struggle to our streets with passion and panache. \nThe fashion designers\, artists\, and activists selected for Silhouettes exercised an outsized influence on fashion and almost all are unduly overlooked in recent years. Silhouettes: Fashion in the Shadow of HIV/AIDS is a powerful reminder of an entire generation of international designers lost to the virus but deserving of contemporary recognition. \nCurated by Skye Bartlett \nTeam Manager\, SAMESH \n  \nDetails: \nSilhouettes: Fashion in the Shadow of HIV/AIDS \n29 January to 18 June 2022 \nTuesday to Saturday 10AM – 4PM \nNo booking required. \nExhibition Entry: $12 adult. $10 concession. Children under 12 free. \nExhibition tours: Friday 11:15am\, free with entry (commencing 18 February)
URL:https://samesh.org.au/event/silhouettes-fashion-in-the-shadow-of-hiv-aids/
LOCATION:The David Roche Foundation House Museum\, 241 Melbourne Street\, North Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5006\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Peter Tully\, Going for Baroque
DESCRIPTION:As part of our public programming for Silhouettes: Fashion in the Shadow of HIV/AIDS\, Rebecca Evans\, the Art Gallery of South Australia’s Curator of Decorative Arts & Design will be presenting Peter Tully\, Going for Baroque on Thursday 17 March\, 6PM at the David Roche Foundation House Museum. \nPeter Tully (1947-1992) was an Australian artist\, costume and jewellery designer\, activist and inaugural artistic director (1982–86) of the Sydney Gay (and Lesbian) Mardi Gras. From the late 1970s until his death\, Tully produced a wild and vivid body of work in jewellery\, costume and sculpture drawing on inspiration from Australian gay culture at the time. \nWith 10 pieces by Peter Tully featured in the exhibition\, this is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the life and work of an Australian icon. \nPeter Tully\, Going for Baroque \nWhere: The David Roche Foundation House Museum\, 241 Melbourne Street\, North Adelaide\nWhen: Thursday 17 March 2022\, 6PM\nCost: $25 (includes a complimentary glass of wine on arrival)\nLimited parking available on-site.\nWheelchair accessible. \nBookings Essential: https://www.rochefoundation.com.au/events/petertully/
URL:https://samesh.org.au/event/peter-tully-going-for-baroque/
LOCATION:The David Roche Foundation House Museum\, 241 Melbourne Street\, North Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5006\, Australia
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