“With the dawn of the technological age, the production-based aesthetic limitations of the mechanical era are no longer in play: thus glamour can, and has, emerged in these manufacturing-based disciplines. These defining aspects of glamour, once considered excessive, are today, by virtue of technology, an integral component of the design itself,” explain curators Joseph Rosa and Helen Hilton Raiser. E.S.
9.10.2004–16.1.2005
Glamour: Fashion, Industrial Design, Architecture
SF MoMA, 151 Third Street, San Francisco – U.S.A.
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