Fashion design begins with an ink sketch, then moves to a textile factory, then ends with a body in a photograph. After starting off as colleagues on a photo shoot for Vogue Italia in 2007, photographer Michelangelo Di Battista and drawer Tina Berning began working together to produce mixed-media photographs which collapse the fashion industry’s ink-textile-image phases. Berning 'wardrobes' Di Battista’s black-and-white fashion images with pen sketches of hats and scarves, and veils them in loose textiles. The more than 30 photographs in »FACE/project« feature the likes of Claudia Schiffer, Amber Valetta and Julia Stegner. The line between fashion and art has never been so thin. Through October 30.

Date & Time Sep 4, 20102:30 PM - 2:31 PM