Maison Margiela releases new chapter of "Maison Margiela/folders" tracing the Ebisu store and brand trajectory; also features "Line 2" exhibition by Mio Suzuki
Summary
Maison Margiela has released a new chapter of its research and documentation project, "Maison Margiela/folders," which explores the brand's archives. This installment focuses on the history of its first store in Ebisu, Tokyo, examining the connection between the brand, Japanese culture, and the local community.
In conjunction with this, the brand's creative project "Line 2" will present an installation titled "Unravelled Memory, Rewoven Future" from November 5 to 15 at the Ebisu store. Curated by Yuko Hasegawa, the installation features artist Mio Suzuki collaborating with the French workshop Les Manufactures Nationales - Sèvres & Mobilier National to create unique works that blend traditional craftsmanship with contemporary perspectives.
(Source:Tokyo Art Beat)