The Berlin Salon celebrates its tenth anniversary in the Gemäldegalerie at the Kulturforum during the current fashion week in the German capital.
In the group exhibition, the work of more than 50 emerging designers comes into a dialogue with the works of the old masters. Both clubs such as identity, sexuality and self -expression, Christiane Arp said during a tour on Monday. The chairwoman of the Fashion Council Germany curated the Berlin Salon again this time. Together with Marcus Kurz, the managing director of the Novadays agency, she made him an important platform for promoting German young designs.
“A decade of the Berlin Salon-which started as a curated design orientation for specialist audience, is more and more a recognized presentation format for young designers: inside and from Germany, ARP said in a message in early January. “The fact that the Berlin Salon in the world unique art collections such as the Bode Museum and now in the Gemäldegalerie takes place in a creative dialogue with the visual art is recognition and confirmation of our commitment.”
Karen Jessen is a Swiss textile artist and designer in Berlin. Credits: Ole Spötter / Fashionunited
Frieda Kamphues designs jewelry and fashion. Credits: Ole Spötter / Fashionunited
Alina Kalischer’s work in dialogue with a Madonna painting in the gallery. Credits: Ole Spötter / Fashionunited
The Berlin Salon also shows creations by Hutmacher: inside. Credits: Ole Spötter / Fashionunited
Stefan Uhr manufactures his designs in the Berlin studio on request. Credits: Ole Spötter / Fashionunited
Knitting3000 is a Berlin knitting label of the Studio Lotre, which also developed in the development of products in fashion and smart textiles. Credits: Ole Spötter / Fashionunited
Marie-Louise Müller describes herself as a slow fashion designer. Credits: Ole Spötter / Fashionunited
Unvain was founded in 2020 by Robert Friedrichs in Berlin. Credits: Ole Spötter / Fashionunited
The Berlin designer Sezgin became known for his sweater with the Kurdistan flag. Credits: Ole Spötter / Fashionunited
Designer: Play inside with folkore elements on the Berlin Salon. Credits: Ole Spötter / Fashionunited
Marius Moninger merges medieval costume with streetwear. Credits: Ole Spötter / Fashionunited
Elodie Carstensen experimented with fashion, immersive installations and performances. Credits: Ole Spötter / Fashionunited
This contribution was created with the help of Ole Spötter and Weixin Zha.
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