I'm glad the Brooklyn Museum has extended their Killer Heels exhibit to March 1st, as many of my shoe-loving friends have had difficulty finding time to go. Just a heads up: I work in the footwear...
Killer Heels: The Art of the High Heeled Shoe
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Killer Heels: The Art of the High Heeled Shoe is an exhibition held at the Brooklyn Museum in New York City. The exhibition showcases a collection of high-heeled shoes from various designers and time periods, exploring the cultural significance and artistic value of these iconic footwear. From historical shoes with delicate pointed toes to contemporary designs with innovative materials, the exhibition offers a fascinating insight into the evolution of high heels and their impact on fashion and society.
Featuring works by renowned designers such as Christian Louboutin, Salvatore Ferragamo, and Walter Steiger, as well as commissioned short films that delve into the symbolism and allure of high heels, Killer Heels provides a comprehensive exploration of this iconic fashion accessory. With a focus on the intersection of fashion, art, and identity, the exhibition offers visitors a unique and thought-provoking experience that celebrates the creativity and craftsmanship behind these elevated shoes.
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I think it would be possible, with some thought and effort, to fill a museum display case with a dozen or so pairs of shoes culled from this exhibit and trace the history of high-heels throughout...
I'm not the artsy type, nor am I the museum type, so take me critique with a grain of salt. I thought the exhibit was just OK. I didn't notice a logical layout to the exhibit. I think laying it...
While I am not a fan of high fashion or even of high heels, I found this to be a very interesting and enjoyable exhibit. It was arranged thematically, with emphasis on the societal roles these...
Just saw the Brooklyn Museum 'Killer Heels' installation(a sort of 'lower' version of the FIT 'Corset/Girdle' exhibit 'of many moons ago') - after hearing about it on NPR - much to my...
