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Wearable Texture
Meret Oppenheimer
Object (The Lunch in Fur), 1936
“The work takes advantage of differences in the
varieties of sensual pleasure: fur may delight the touch
but it repels the tongue. And a cup and spoon, of
course, are made to be put in the mouth.
A small concave object covered with fur, Object may
also have a sexual connotation and politics: working in
a male-dominated art world, perhaps Oppenheim was
mocking the prevailing "masculinity" of sculpture,
which conventionally adopts a hard substance and
vertical orientation that can be seen as almost
absurdly self-referential. Chic, wry, and simultaneously
attractive and disturbing, Object is shrewdly and
quietly aggressive.”

  From MoMA.org, The Museum of Modern Art, MoMA Highlights,
   New York: The Museum of Modern Art, revised 2004, originally
                                       published 1999, p. 155
Project Runway
   Bravo TV
Ana Mendieta
Christine A. Holtz
For today:
•Choose a group (2 max.)
•Brainstorm ideas
•Create a Fashion Illustration using the
     male/female template…complete
color in your sketchbook.
•Include details of clothing and items
used

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Wearable texture

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  • 3. Meret Oppenheimer Object (The Lunch in Fur), 1936
  • 4. “The work takes advantage of differences in the varieties of sensual pleasure: fur may delight the touch but it repels the tongue. And a cup and spoon, of course, are made to be put in the mouth. A small concave object covered with fur, Object may also have a sexual connotation and politics: working in a male-dominated art world, perhaps Oppenheim was mocking the prevailing "masculinity" of sculpture, which conventionally adopts a hard substance and vertical orientation that can be seen as almost absurdly self-referential. Chic, wry, and simultaneously attractive and disturbing, Object is shrewdly and quietly aggressive.” From MoMA.org, The Museum of Modern Art, MoMA Highlights, New York: The Museum of Modern Art, revised 2004, originally published 1999, p. 155
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  • 19. For today: •Choose a group (2 max.) •Brainstorm ideas •Create a Fashion Illustration using the male/female template…complete color in your sketchbook. •Include details of clothing and items used