The days are getting 2 minutes longer everyday. I can notice it every late afternoon and that makes me so happy and excited. Soon we’ll be ditching the heavy coats and boots and embracing lighter clothes… Just the thought of it is inspiring. For now I would be content visiting one of these art exhibitions and fashion events during this month of February.
New York
New York Fashion Week From Feb 8-14
Fall 2018 fashion shows kick of in New York on February 8th until the 14th. I can’t wait to see what Fashion Designers will present and what the fashionistas wear on the streets. To see the schedule go here. The entire month of February is the month when Fashion Designers present their Fall/Winter Collection in different cities around the world. The fashion marathon goes in this order New York from Feb 8-14, London Fashion Week Feb 16-20, Milan FW Feb 21-27 and Paris FEb 27 to March 6. I wonder how fashion editors and buyers survive…
NY NOW at Javits Center From February 3-7
NY NOW takes place twice a year featuring three collections, Home, Lifestyle and Handmade. It’s the premier market for all that’s new and on trend in specialty retail.
San Rafael, CA
The 34th Annual American Indian Art Show | Marin February 17 -18
Celebrating its 34th year in 2018, this show brings together the passion of the country’s top dealers and artists, with collectors, and those interested in exploring the rich cultures of the Americas. Over 100 dealers and artists selling antique American Indian, Pre-Columbian, Spanish Colonial and Contemporary American Indian Art.
Dutch Artists in Paris, 1789-1914 at Petit Palais from Feb 6 to May 13
From Van Gogh, Van Dongen, Mondrian… to others amazing artist this is an exhibition that if in the the City of Light no one would want to miss.
London
Modigliani at Tate Modern until April 2nd “Modigliani’s nudes are a highlight of the exhibition – with 12 nudes on display, this is the largest group ever reunited in the UK. These sensuous works proved controversial when they were first shown in 1917, leading police to censor his only ever solo exhibition on the grounds of indecency.” TM
London Painters at Ordovas Gallery from Feb 22 – April 28
London Painters brings together works by a small group of artists who have commonly been identified as the main proponents of the so-called “School of London”: Michael Andrews, Frank Auerbach, Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud, David Hockney, R.B. Kitaj and Leon Kossof
