Wearable pages, readable garments.

A brand and publishing platform exploring the interplay between garment and publication, text and textile, paper and fabric.

No Place for Mannequins brings together local and international artists and designers who unsettle the fashion archive’s authority and reimagine its foundations. Curated by Dr Todd Robinson and Dr Ricarda Bigolin, the exhibition foregrounds critical fashion practices that are reshaping what counts within and beyond the fashion archive.

Pic by Jacquie Manning

Launch of the All Work Is Women’s Work project at Amsterdam’s San Serriffe bookshop. Moderator Emma van Meyeren led a conversation with the project’s initiator and writer, Hanka van der Voet, and graphic designer Beau Bertens. The event featured a small exhibition of the XEROXED garments developed for the collaboration.

Pic by Diego Diez.

Can a garment become a publishing medium? What does it mean to make something public through the body?

These are the questions explored in this lecture, held as part of the Critical Design course led by Noemi Biasetton at UNIRSM Design in San Marino.