[What to Do in Singapore] The Little Black Jacket: CHANEL’s classic revisited @ ArtScience Museum
Visitors to the ArtScience Museum will be able to see showcases of over 100 shots of its timeless CHANEL jacket worn and modelled by various celebrities such as Sarah Jessica Parker, Song Hye Kyo and Vanessa Paradis, displaying their individuality style. The exhibition also includes 21 new images captured by Lagerfeld.
Daily at the ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands
Nov 9 2013 till Jan 1, 2014. Opening hours from 10am to 7pm. Admission is free.
Also look out for the very awesome video showing the making of The Little Black Jacket on the weblink above.
Here are some wonderful photoshoots at the exhibition. Enjoy!
Top: Kanye West
Tang Wei- Actress
Song Hye Kyo- Actress
Kirsten Dunst- Actress
Zhou Xun- Actress
In another mini room- Flame Engraving artworks on acrylic.
Keira Knightley
Fei Fei Sun
Zhou Xun
Han Huo Huo
Karl Lagerfeld's signature spotted!
Bonus: Visitors get to take home a part of the exhibit with 3 lovely prints each. Totally a pleasant surprise! The 3 beauties gracing the posters are Kirsten Dunst, Song Hye Kyo and Keira Knightley
Hurry and catch this timeless showcase before it's gone on 1st Jan 2014!
Totally enjoyed this intriguing and inspiring CHANEL Little Black Jacket exhibition and really thankful they made it to Singapore.
Walking out of the exhibit, another surprise greeted us when we spotted this booth with some fun activities.
And tada! What do we have here?
Hands-on Cyanotype print decorations for every ticket holders to take part in!
So basically we chose 2 shapes already coated with cyan (green powder) and just arrange the transparency films with the prints on top according to the way we liked. I chose Christmas tree and snowman.
Visitors having fun with the activity.
Afterwhich, just place the pieces underneath UV light and expose for 15 mins or so....
The white portion of the film will react with the UV light to change to blue and the black portion of the film, where the UV light doesn't penetrate through, will remain unreactive to color change.
After exposure, we removed the films and this was how they looked like.
Next wash the pieces, to remove away the unreactive cyan( green) powder.
Washing~~
Washing~~~~~
Finally, dry them up!! There you have it White and Blue background with the prints on top~~ Super fun ^_^
This is the ArtScience Museum Christmas Tree where your handicraft will be hanged on.
This Cyanotype print decoration activity is really fun and creative! Simple yet very interesting. Kudos to the Museum's team for this initiative.
MERRY X'MAS!!
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2 comments
Such a nice exhibition! I thought the museum don't allow photography??
ReplyDeleteHi Zen, Just for this exhibition specifically, photography is allowed! ^^
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