While working as head fashion designer and creative director for Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld has expressed his artistic spirit in various sectors from photography to publishing and film. The exhibition, entitled "Work in Progress", was a nice selection of his ability as a photographer covering a wide range of genres from portraits to architecture and scenery. I especially liked his work with subjects other than models, as I don't really need to go to a museum to view fashion photography when I can simply open a magazine.
For the middle of the afternoon on a weekday, the museum was unusually busy. Koreans do love their designer labels, especially Chanel, and I'm sure the installation of the photo booth used in the latest run of Chanel advertisements had something to do with it. Allowing guests the opportunity to have their picture taken in the prop used in a Chanel ad? A cause for drawing a quiet little frenzied crowd indeed!
Exhibit poster.
The Daelim Contemporary Art Museum
Mr. Lagerfeld
The Chanel photo booth and current ad campaign on the walls.
I wonder, if I get in the Chanel photo booth will I come out looking like this?
Six foot tall models now 60 feet tall!
Yoko Ono - Much more intriguing than fashion models.
Really cool.
Another set of interesting fashion photography.
Something far from fashion.
Nice.
The man in neon.
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