In this lecture, art and design historian, Dr. Ellen Huang will discuss the significance of Guo Pei’s designs for couture within the context of early modern global trade and design materials from late imperial and modern Chinese history.
In this image-based lecture, art and design historian and Lynda Thomas Distinguished Lecturer Ellen Huang, Ph.D. will discuss the significance of Guo Pei’s designs for couture within the context of early modern global trade and design materials from late imperial and modern Chinese history (ca.1200-present). Images of paintings, records of cross-cultural encounter, and objects of translation will be discussed and shown to explore Guo Pei’s deployment of ornament as a distinct design mode.
This lecture is made possible through a generous bequest by Lynda Thomas (1950-2021).
Ticketed Event: Member $10 | General $15 | Advanced reservations are encouraged.
Phone: (714) 567-3677
Email: programs@bowers.org
2023/03/26 - 2023/03/26
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Location: Norma Kershaw Auditorium
Bowers Museum
2002 North Main Street, Santa Ana, CA 92706