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A collaboration with Cone Denim (the oldest denim company in the U.S.) artist/designer Susan Cianciolo’s show “Woman of the Crowd” opens tonight, Wednesday, 6 September 2006 at New York's Sears-Peyton Gallery. Past collections have involved Susan's handmade books, music, photography, movies, and clothing. Her unconventional approach to fashion is a mix of delicate detail, hand sewing, embroidery and projects with various photographers, musicians and film makers. For this show Mark Borthwick, writer, FIT research curator Patricia Mears, and art directors Takaya Goto and Lesley Chi of Goto Design are some of the people working with Susan. Additionally, she will be showing a line of clothing made out of denim. The runway show happens tonight and the clothing will be on view for two weeks (until 20 September 2006) before it opens 20 October 2006 at LACE in Los Angeles and runs through 3 November 2006 .
Woman of the Crowd
6 September 2006, 7-9:30pm
Sears-Peyton Gallery
210 11th Ave, Suite 802
New York, NY 10001 map
tel. 01 212 966 7469
20 October 2006 7-9:30pm
LACE at Woodbury University
6518 Hollywood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028 map
tel. 01 323 957 1777
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