We joined Costume Society of America (CSA) members at UNT's Fashion on Main. The special exhibit was entitled Painting the Town, 1920s High Style. It featured ensembles from the wardrobe of New York designer Regina Kobler and images of her 1923 designs as well as evening attire from the Texas Fashion Collection and the private collect of Caralee Smith.
After the Fashion on Main exhibit, we went to the Nasher Sculpture Center. We had a nice lunch in Cafe Nasher by Wolfgang Puck with some of the CSA members.
We strolled through the outdoor exhbit at the Nasher and then went indoors and looked at the scale models of contemporary architecture around the world designed by prize winning architect Norman Foster.
Rush Hour by George Segal, 1983
Jonathan Borofsky, Walking to the Sky, 2004Although this looks horizontal in the photo, it is actually vertical, reaching towards the sky.
From the Nasher, we walked across the street to the Crow Collection of Asian Art. The exhibit there is Yeohlee: Design for Now.
Rhonda, Nicole, Suzanne
Rhonda, Edie (President of SW region of CSA) and Nicole
Here are a few photos of the new Winspear Opera House in the Dallas Art District.
From the Nasher, we walked across the street to the Crow Collection of Asian Art. The exhibit there is Yeohlee: Design for Now.
Rhonda, Nicole, Suzanne
Rhonda, Edie (President of SW region of CSA) and NicoleHere are a few photos of the new Winspear Opera House in the Dallas Art District.
Winspear Opera House
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That was a fun day and it was a shame that so many people missed out!!
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