- Open today, 10 am to 5 pm.
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- Free Admission
Spend an artful evening at the Chrysler Museum of Art celebrating the innovation and ingenuity showcased on the runway of this year’s Wearable Arts Show. Over 50 students from The Governor’s School for the Arts will have their works of art featured in Huber Court during a night to remember, complete with amazing music from the GSA Jazz Band and dynamic runway processions.
Each year, the Chrysler Museum of Art and The Governor’s School for the Arts partner on a semester-long program that culminates in a fashion show on Friday, March 21 and an exhibition in the Margaret Shepherd Ray Student & Family Gallery. This year, the students will find inspiration in the Chrysler Museum’s permanent collection and temporary exhibitions. Visual arts students submitted two-dimensional works to hang in the Museum during the event and alongside the wearable arts. Over 50 students participate in the Wearable Arts Show. Each modeled look that went down the runway is exhibited at the Museum after the event. To prepare for this year’s in-person fashion show, the students spent several months selecting their inspirations, sketching designs, and constructing runway-ready looks.
Free, registration not required.