GIRLS explore la beauté et la complexité de la jeunesse féminine et le parcours émotionnel de l'adolescence. Comment représente-t-on « l'être fille », la jeunesse au féminin ? Comment s'en souvient-on ? Et comment l'idée de « la jeune fille » influence-t-elle encore et toujours la culture visuelle et la mode ? Filles, sœurs et amitié, expériences d'ennui, de rébellion et de croissance : avec des travaux de divers artistes issus de domaines variés, tels que Véronique Branquinho, Louise Bourgeois, Sofia Coppola, Jenny Fax, Roni Horn, Jas Knight, Alice Neel, Meret Oppenheim, Frida Orupabo, Simone Rocha et bien d'autres, cet ouvrage accompagne une exposition interdisciplinaire au MoMu - FashionMuseum Anvers du 26 septembre 2025 au 1er février 2026, qui rassemble des artistes, des stylistes, des photographes, des costumier·ières et des cinéastes. Contributions textuelles d'Elisa De Wyngaert (curatrice MoMu Anvers), Claire Marie Healy, Wim Mertens (conservateur MoMu Anvers), Morna Laing et Alex Quincho. Entretiens avec Nancy Steiner (costumier pour les films de Sofia Coppola), Leticia Valverdes et Lauren Greenfield, entre autres.
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Text contributions by Elisa De Wyngaert (curator at MoMu Antwerp), Claire Marie Healy, Wim Mertens (curator at MoMu Antwerp), Morna Laing, Alex Quicho and others. Interviews with Nancy Steiner (costume designer for Sofia Coppola’s films), Leticia Valverdes, and Lauren Greenfield.
GIRLS reflects on the girlhood years and the beautiful, complex, and emotional journey of growing up. How has girlhood been represented? How is it remembered? And how does the idea of 'the girl' continue to shape visual culture and fashion?
GIRLS is about daughterhood, sisterhood and friendship. About boredom, rebellion, and the journey of coming of age. Through the eyes of the artists, designers, photographers and filmmakers in this publication, girlhood is not a theme, but a way of seeing - of remembering and imagining.
GIRLS features work by Louise Bourgeois, Veronique Branquinho, Jim Britt, Sofia Coppola, Edgar Degas, Chopova Lowena, Jenny Fax, Robert Gober, Lauren Greenfield, Iris Häussler, Nathanaëlle Herbelin, Nancy Honey, Roni Horn, Fumiko Imano, Jas Knight, Sofia Lai, Eimaer Lynch, Martin Margiela, Alice Neel, Meret Oppenheim, Frida Orupabo, Simone Rocha, Nancy Steiner, Leticia Valverdes, Jenny Watson, Arisa Yoshioka, Micaiah Carter, and many more.
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