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Eley Kishimoto

Flash (blouse)

Description

Maker

Eley Kishimoto (British, 1992-), designer
Wakako Kishimoto (Japanese, b. 1965), associated artist/maker
Mark Eley (Welsh, b. 1968), associated artist/maker

Title

Flash (blouse)

Year

Spring/Summer 2001

Medium

Materials/Techniques

Techniques

Materials

cotton

Geography

Place Made: England

Dimensions

Center back length: 48.3 cm (19 inches)

Signature / Inscription / Marks

Label: Label 1 "Eley Kishimoto"
Label 2 "Eley Kishimoto. Made in England. "If garment is printed it has been printed by hand"

Credit / Object Number

Credit

Anonymous gift in memory of Violet M. Gagner

Object Number

2008.12.1

Type

Exhibition History

Exhibition History

Evolution Revolution
The Arts and Crafts in Contemporary Fashion and Textiles
Feb 22, 2008 – Jun 15, 2008

Label copy

This Eley Kishimoto pattern, Flash, has been screen printed onto clothing such as this blouse and translated into wallcoverings and laminated furniture. When introduced together, a wild optical effect occurs, creating a modern interpretation of gesammtkunstwerk, a tradition born out of the Arts and Crafts movement which integrates architecture with the work of artists and artisans.

Mark Eley and Wakako Kishimoto have been named the new designers of the French ready-to-wear label Cacharel; their first collection debuts in Fall/Winter 2008/09.

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Tombstone

Eley Kishimoto (British, 1992-), designer
Wakako Kishimoto (Japanese, b. 1965), associated artist/maker
Mark Eley (Welsh, b. 1968), associated artist/maker
Flash (blouse), Spring/Summer 2001
Cotton; plain weave, hand-printed
Center back length: 48.3 cm (19 inches)
Anonymous gift in memory of Violet M. Gagner 2008.12.1

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