Events

Future Beauty: 30 Years of Japanese Fashion

Thurs 9 Dec 2010

In collaboration with Barbican Art Gallery, The Architecture Foundation curates an evening of events and discussion, inviting you to take a closer look at Japanese fashion's relationship to architecture, and the country's design dialogue with the UK. From Ginza's jewel box retail spaces to Sou Fujimoto's exhibition design for Future Beauty, the evening hosts VJs, a panel discussion, screenings and more.

Please note, the panel discussion - Framing Fashion and Architecture - and late night gallery opening - The Fabric of the City - require separate tickets.

The Barbican exhibition, Future Beauty: 30 Years of Japanese Fashion, runs from October 15 - February 11.

Talk: Framing Fashion and Architecture

Thurs 9 December 2010 7.30pm

A panel discussion exploring Japanese Fashion and its relationship with architecture in structure, display and desire. With Sou Fujimoto, Sophie Hicks, Cher Potter and Yuki Sumner. Chaired by Deyan Sudjic.

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Talk: Framing Fashion and Architecture

Exhibition Evening: The Fabric of the City

Thurs 9 Dec 2010 6.30-10pm

Join The Architecture Foundation and delve into the word of Japanese fashion, at a late night opening of Future Beauty.

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Exhibition Evening: The Fabric of the City
 

Venue

Barbican Art Gallery
Barbican Centre
Silk Street
London EC2Y 8DS

Tickets

barbican.org.uk
020 7638 8891

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Related Programme

Exhibition Evening: The Fabric of the City

Thurs 9 Dec 2010 6.30-10pm

Talk: Framing Fashion and Architecture

Thurs 9 December 2010 7.30pm

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Barbican Art Gallery

Future Beauty: 30 Years of Japanese Fashion 2010-12-09T18:30:00Z 2010-12-09T22:00:00Z http://www.architecturefoundation.org.uk/programme/2010/future-beauty-30-years-of-japanese-fashion

In collaboration with Barbican Art Gallery, The Architecture Foundation curates an evening of events and discussion, inviting you to take a closer look at Japanese fashion's relationship to architecture, and the country's design dialogue with the UK.