Four Fashionable Brands Of French Contemporary Art

The cooperation and win-win situation between art circles and fashion has been developing vigorously. There are four French contemporary art circles.

Galerie Du Jour of Agnes B.

Agns B. (Agns Andre Marguerite Troubl) often designs in the flea market before designing the simple and lasting famous garments.

Yves Saint Laurent Foundation (Yves Saint-Laurent Foundation)

Pierre Begg (Pierre Berg) has been a partner of Eve Saint Laurent for many years, and also serves as his manager and consultant.

He himself is an ardent art collector, and Saint Laurent's mythological status has benefited from him. He called the designer a real visual artist at first.

In 1961, two people.

Therefore, the fate of the foundation's 5000 garments and 15 thousand items, accessories and sketches is guaranteed.

So far, the foundation's exhibition has used its collections to recall the artistic contacts reflected in the designer's works: his love for traditional Morocco costumes, his cooperation with David Seidner and his friendship with fashion Seidner Nan Kempner.

Today's exhibition, "vanity - death, what do you want from me?" (Vanits: Mort, que me veux-tu) shows a series of contemporary and early works related to death, including Pierre Begg's exquisite works of symbolic death.

Cartire (Cartier) Foundation

The Cartier Foundation's Boulevard Raspail building in Paris is itself a work of art.

The green tree shaded the brilliant and spectacular glass structure designed by Jean Nouvel (Jean Nouvel).

The 13 thousand square foot building has three exhibition spaces and three management bodies.

The most amazing thing is that there are 1000 works of 300 artists, and exhibitions are held around the world through cooperation.

According to its president, Alan Dominic Palin (Alain-Dominique Perrin), the foundation's goal is to display a number of important contemporary artists' works, while inviting talented young talents to display their works and to open them to other continents in the spirit of guidance.

The foundation's interest in novelty has led to many designs and fashion exhibitions. It has changed the viewer's experience by manipulating exhibition space, and has focused on the visual artists of filmmakers, such as Agnes Varda (Agns Varda) and Takeshi (Takeshi Kitano, whose current exhibitions are weird and dim).

Cardin wanted to be a sculptor, but she created many women images through colorful futuristic fashion.

As a member of the Acadmie des Beaux-Arts, the designer has a museum named after her in Saint-Ouen, north of Paris.

The museum traces its design career from Dior years to "prt--porter" and then to Cosmos, until it finally enjoys a global reputation.

And the Espace Pierre Cardin, which he founded in Avenue Gabriel in Paris in 1970, reveals his love for drama, dance and contemporary art.

In order to make these creative fields free, he built the space into three different levels for movie shows, theatrical performances, concerts (Norah Jones has just held personal concerts in February this year), fashion shows, and art exhibitions, of course. This spring, a sculpture exhibition of Botero and Brown Cousy was held here.

As if these were not enough, Cardin also renovated the Provence Lacoste castle, once known as the home of the notorious Marquis de Sade, holding an annual summer song and Dance Gala.