Flávio Iryoda: : High Gloss WPB 2018 at The Box Gallery July 14 - August 10, 2018
HIGH GLOSS WPB 2018: The Art Of Fashion
honoring Barbara Hulanicki
featuring...
FLAVIO IRYODA
AVESSA
The Box Gallery
811 Belvedere Road
West Palm Beach, Florida
811 Belvedere Road
West Palm Beach, Florida
Summer Hours
Tuesday-Saturday: 6- 10 PM
Tuesday-Saturday: 6- 10 PM
An exhibition of fine art photography, wearable art,
and lifestyle accessories featuring FLAVIO IRYODA,
FLAVIO IRYODA is a fashion photographer who specializes in haute couture editorials. Born in Brazil from a Japanese family, his photographs have been published internationally in the US, South America and Europe.
With a peculiar taste of the unexpected and tendency to break the typical clichés, Flávio believes there are no boundaries to express fashion through photography. Uncertainty, confusion and unease drives his desires to create curiosity (or disgust) for those who experience his work.
"I’m here to confuse, not to explain"
José Abelardo Barbosa de Medeiros
In 2013, together with his late business partner and close friend Christopher Makris, they imagined a group of highly skilled and reliable professionals to fulfill the most diverse creative desires from their clients, since conception until final production. What would be our small "fashion family" has evolved into... Avessa!
Today, along with his business partners Araceli Bravo and Carlos Marrero, we have a team of six professionals that include creative director, hair stylist, make-up artist, fashion stylist and video & photo editors.
Notable designers, artists, and photographers joining us:
Performances by
Ryan Mercado, Naylan Alvarez, Brian Mayerbach, Carrie Capalbo, Jade Segal, Crystal Pratt, Mark Marrero, and Adam Shuman of Beards and Babes.
The project is organized by The Florida Arts Association, Rolando Chang Barrero, and Sandra Schulman.
Special Best Dressed Drag Queen Award
Live Music by DJ L'il MarshPerformances by
Ryan Mercado, Naylan Alvarez, Brian Mayerbach, Carrie Capalbo, Jade Segal, Crystal Pratt, Mark Marrero, and Adam Shuman of Beards and Babes.
The project is organized by The Florida Arts Association, Rolando Chang Barrero, and Sandra Schulman.
Exhibition Reception:
Saturday, July 14, 2018 at 7:00 PM
Exhibition Dates:
July 14, 2018 to August 10, 2018
Tickets
Screening of
"BEYOND BIBA A Portrait of Barbara Hulanicki"
Saturday, July 21, at 7:00 PM.Tickets
Also,
Special Best Dressed Drag Queen Award....
Special Live Performance by Beards & Babes!
The avant-goth creative collective “Beards and Babes” will appear live at The Box Galley’s HIGH GLOSS 2018 on Saturday, July 14, 2018 from 7-10 PM. The collective of mad hatters, hipsters, punks, and models have taken their hair designs and sculptural silhouettes into the performance art arena. The creative eight will come together again since their last show stopping live performance and video premiere of No Strings Attached which will be show during an evening dedicated to the art of fashion and design.
Beards and Babes - a collective team of beauty industry professionals with the vision to curate a bridge between stylists and barbers worldwide through community enrichment projects. The collective is comprised of Ryan Mercado, Naylan Alvarez, Brian Mayerbach, Carrie Capalbo, Jade Segal, Crystal Pratt, Mark Marrero, and Adam Shuman.
Check them out here:
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LIVE MUSIC By DJ Li'l MARSH
Petrina Easton and Dawn Brown of
E.A.G. Art News
will be recording live from
The Box Gallery during
High Gloss 2018 on July 14, 2018
Show airs Tuesday, July 17, 2018
Petrina Easton and Dawn Brown of
E.A.G. Art News
will be recording live from
The Box Gallery during
High Gloss 2018 on July 14, 2018
Show airs Tuesday, July 17, 2018
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About the Artists and Designers:
Barabara Hulanicki:
Barabara Hulanicki will be exhibiting her fashion illustrations as well as new designs at High Gloss.
Barbara Hulanicki was the Queen of the Swinging 60s with her hip shop Biba. From dressing Twiggy, Brigitte Bardot, David Bowie, Marianne Faithful and the Rolling Stones, she made her name with the cult fashion brand she started with her husband Stephen Fitz-Simon ("Fitz"). Epitomizing swinging London in the 60s, the first boutique opened in Kensington in 1964.
Ash Rana was born in Kathmandu, Nepal. He attended high school in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan where he grew up loving Western pop music and Bollywood movies, attending temple services where women wore silk saris with t-shirts, and men donned blazers over kurtas, traditional baggy drawstring pants and long shirts - a mix of ancient custom and improvised modernity that would forever inspire his work. Rana left Asia to study fashion design and illustration at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York. After graduation he veered into nightlife, working as a performer and door personality at clubs and restaurants in New York and later South Beach. In 2000 he launched his fashion company, Ash Rana Inc and designed clothing for major pop acts including Colombian rocker Juanes, country singer Tim McGraw, and rap stars Lil Kim and Trina.
Ash travels regularly to Asia where he collaborates with local artisans on beaded and hand loomed fabrics as well as collecting heirloom fabric pieces that he incorporates in to his current work. 
James Eisele:
James Eisele is a Fashion and Advertising photographer based in West Palm Beach and shooting assignments worldwide. He is a past president of The American Society of Media Photographers South Florida Chapter and his work has been featured in publications such as Vogue Italia, Runway, Ocean Drive, Gold Coast, and Palm Beacher magazines. He has worked as "House Photographer" for Miami International Fashion Week and
Funkshion Fashion Week.
Nicole Galluccio:
Flavio Iryoda:
Fashion photographer who specializes in haute couture editorials. Born in Brazil from a Japanese family, his photographs have been published internationally in the US, South America and Europe markets.
With a peculiar taste of the unexpected and tendency to break the typical clichés, Flávio believes there are no boundaries to express fashion through photography. Uncertainty, confusion and uneasy drives his desires to create curiosity of those who experience his work.
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| Photo: Flavio Iryoda |
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