Mod New York Programs
From tailored suit to paper dress to secondhand couture and back again—the world of fashion in the 1960s was turned on its head as its traditions were challenged, rejected, and reimagined for the restless next generation. Inspired by our exhibition, Mod New York: Fashion Takes a Trip (on view through April 1, 2018), join us for a series of programs exploring the full arc of 1960s fashion, shedding new light on a period marked by tremendous and daring stylistic diversity.
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Past Event: Feminists in Fashion with Norma Kamali and Christene Barberich
Designer Norma Kamali and Christene Barberich, co-founder of Refinery29, discuss the connections between fashion and feminism.
Past Event: '60s Fashion with Anna Sui and Andrea Aranow
Iconic fashion designers Anna Sui and Andrea Aranow reflect on how the 1960s "Youthquake" and its aftershocks influenced their work.
Past Event: Warhol’s Factory Workers
A screening of “Flaming Creatures” and “Camp,” hallmarks of the 1960's underground scene, on 16 mm film.
