trish

Call for Emerging Designers in Grand Rapids – ‘Recycled Runway’ Fashion Show

by trish on July 7, 2009

We are constantly perusing the internet looking for opportunities for emerging fashion designers. This fun tidbit came to us through MLive.com. The Urban Institute of Contemporary Arts is hosting a ‘Recycled Runway’ fashion show on Aug. 8, 2009 after the Street Party as part of a series called Nosh Night. This will also be the last night to take a peek at a current exhibit, Material Afterlife.

picture-19

If you are in the area of Grand Rapids, MI, you might want to check out the particulars:

Recycled Runway will feature emerging fashion designers in Grand Rapids who will create articles of clothing made out of repurposed and recycled objects. We ask that the fashion designer find a model for the show or model their designs themselves. This will be an opportunity for self-promotion and to meet other creatives in the field, as well as networking with other NoshNight goers. The last NoshNight event attracted 300 designers, artists, architects, and other creative professionals and we expect an even bigger crowd for the Street Party.

you can call Elizabeth Goddard at 454-7000 x25

or email egoddard@uica.org for more info and to register.

They would like to schedule two informal and informative meetings with participants. When contacting Elizabeth please indicate which meeting time you can attend to see the Material Afterlife exhibit, meet other participants, and if you want choose from some of our recycled items for your creations. Meetings times:
*BULL; Thursday July 9th at 5pm
• Monday July 13th at 5pm

As always keep us posted. We would love to post follow ups to this post. If you are participating or writing about the event we would love to know, contact us info@smashingdarling.com attn. Trish.

Blog Widget by LinkWithin
Share and Enjoy:
  • Print
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • StumbleUpon
  • MySpace
  • Digg
  • del.icio.us
  • Google Bookmarks
  • Technorati
  • FriendFeed
  • Netvibes
  • email

Leave a Comment

CommentLuv Enabled

Previous post: The Uniform Project: 1 Dress for 365 Days

Next post: Emerging Fashion East Bay Style