June
The Textile Arts Council of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco invites you to a special presentation
Fashion in the Time of COVID
with Keren Ben-Horin, Fashion Historian, Curator, Author, & Educator
Online via Zoom Sunday, June 27, 2021, 11:00am -noon PDT
Fee: $10 TAC and FAMSF members, $15 General Admission
Talk with After-Talk Conversation: Intimate conversation with Keren Ben-Horin 12:10pm – 1pm PDT Fee: $35 combined
Purchase Tickets and Register in Eventbrite
As we slowly make our way out of the global crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, attention to fashion allows us to rediscover meaning and pleasure in the world. Did fashion disappear when we were locked down and couldn’t show it off? Are sweatpants the new work clothes? Will we ever wear a bra again? These are some of the questions that concerned us, and fashion designers, throughout the pandemic. Fashion is here to stay, but how will it change?
Fashion historian and curator Keren Ben-Horin’s talk will move us from the global to the personal, and from the past to the future, to explore four key areas of change in fashion: space, display, body, and technology. Joins us as we imagine together what the future holds for us.
Bonus: Additionally, you may choose to join us after the talk for an intimate conversation with Keren Ben-Horin, from 12:10pm – 1pm PDT. A limited number of tickets are available.
Website: kerenbenhorin.com Instagram: @kerenbenhorin
Image Credits: 1: Illustration by Iris Fogel Ben Hamou, inspired by Valentino Spring 2019 Couture. 2: Photo courtesy of Keren Ben-Horin.