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"Peace Is a Fragile Thing", part 6 of the series "After The Pandemic. A Fictional Story" by Karin Sawetz Grandmother Naomi takes another box for storing the glass balls after the festivities. The Christmas tree decorations contain figures, houses, trees, animals. When turned upside down, snowflakes begin to trickle over the small sized stage-like displays of sceneries from theatre plays and novels from the 18th, 19th and 20th century like 'The Threepenny Opera' by Bertolt Brecht or 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell. "Look at these cute little pigs. But how ugly they turned when they misused power..."


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First looks of the new 'Antoinette's Garden' Spring/Summer 2021 collection by Lena Hoschek


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Exhibition 'The Language of Fashion' at MK&G Hamburg is an exploration of the museum's own collection of pieces by international designers and the use of written text from brand names, logos to political messages MK&G selected a new perspective on the 'system of fashion' and is reviewing the own collection of fashion items from the 19th century until nowadays and how designers like Walter Van Beirendonck, Coco Chanel, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Tom Ford, Karl Lagerfeld, or Martin Margiela communicated by placing written texts on their creations. Among the exhibited artefacts, a paper dress once sent to subscribers of the 'Time' magazine as Valentine's Day supplement in 1967...


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Exhibition 'The Language of Fashion' at MK&G Hamburg is an exploration of the museum's own collection of pieces by international designers and the use of written text from brand names, logos to political messages MK&G selected a new perspective on the 'system of fashion' and is reviewing the own collection of fashion items from the 19th century until nowadays and how designers like Walter Van Beirendonck, Coco Chanel, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Tom Ford, Karl Lagerfeld, or Martin Margiela communicated by placing written texts on their creations. Among the exhibited artefacts, a paper dress once sent to subscribers of the 'Time' magazine as Valentine's Day supplement in 1967...

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