Toasting Designer-Turned-Curator Jonathan Anderson’s “Disobedient Bodies” Exhibition at the Hepworth Wakefield
Photo: Courtesy of Hamish Bowles1/11F. E. McWilliam Kneeling Figure, 1947; Gerrit Rietveld Zig Zag chair, 1934; and Helmut Lang harnesses
Photo: Courtesy of Hamish Bowles2/11A jersey dress by Madame Grès, c 1955, with Eileen Gray’s Transat chair, 1926
Photo: Courtesy of Hamish Bowles3/11Maison Martin Margiela Stockman Dress, S/S 1997, with pieces by Lucie Rie, Hepworth, and others
Photo: Courtesy of Hamish Bowles4/11Miyake garments and Isamu Noguchi lamps, 1954
Photo: Courtesy of Hamish Bowles5/11Henry Moore’s Reclining Figure, 1936
Photo: Courtesy of Hamish Bowles6/11J.W. Anderson and Loewe knitwear remade to exaggerated proportions
Photo: Courtesy of Hamish Bowles7/11Naum Gabo’s Head No.2, originally conceived in 1916, and garments from Comme des Garçons 2D collectsion, A/W 2012
Photo: Courtesy of Hamish Bowles8/11J.W. Anderson’s Tubular Knits, A/W 2014/15
Photo: Courtesy of Hamish Bowles9/11Anderson’s clear plastic ensembles for Loewe, S/S 2016
Photo: Courtesy of Hamish Bowles10/11J. W. Anderson’s highly colored knits S/S 2017.
Photo: Courtesy of Hamish Bowles11/11Nick Knight and Alexander McQueen’s 2002 video Transformer: The Bridegroom Stripped Bare plays next to Barbara Hepworth’s Totem, 1960-62
