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Artistic Collaboration

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entertainment2 years ago

Olivia Rodrigo's Journey: From Heartbreak to 'Rolling Stone' Cover

Olivia Rodrigo's Rolling Stone cover shoot came together through a collaboration between stylist Jared Ellner, conceptual artist and photographer John Yuyi, and director of photography Emma Reeves. The shoot aimed to create a playful and humorous vibe, with Yuyi's surrealistic style and inspiration from 90s and early 2000s Japanese pop-culture and fashion magazines. The cover features Rodrigo in a classic black 1998 Versace bodysuit, paying homage to the iconic fashion of that era. The shoot captures Rodrigo's evolving style and showcases her as an iconic figure in the music industry.

fashion2 years ago

Supreme Creative Director Departs Amid Allegations of Systemic Racism

Tremaine Emory, the former creative director of Supreme, has revealed the reasons behind his resignation, citing systemic racism at the company. Emory stated that his decision to leave came after founder James Jebbia removed images of a lynching and a formerly enslaved person from a collaboration with artist Arthur Jafa without informing him. Emory expressed disappointment in the lack of conversation surrounding the images and criticized the company for not being comfortable discussing systemic racism or working with Black artists. Supreme denies the cancellation of the collaboration and disagrees with Emory's characterization of the company. The controversy raises questions about the inclusion of images depicting Black pain and violence in fashion and the responsibility of fashion brands in addressing social issues.

arts-and-culture2 years ago

"Exploring Edward Hopper's Iconic Summers in Gloucester, Mass."

A new exhibition at the Cape Ann Museum in Gloucester, Massachusetts, titled "Edward Hopper and Cape Ann: Illuminating an American Landscape," explores the pivotal role that Jo Nivison, Hopper's wife, played in shaping his distinctive style. The show focuses on the work Hopper created during his visits to Cape Ann in the 1920s and highlights Jo's influence as his "brand visionary" and producer. The exhibition showcases their artistic collaboration and the impact it had on Hopper's career, shedding light on the lesser-known contributions of Jo Nivison to the art world.