Earlier this month, the Southampton Arts Center celebrated the opening of its Second Skin exhibition, curated by the Latin American art scholar Estrellita B. Brodsky. The exhibition highlights the significance of clothing as a powerful medium for crafting identity, expressing gender and cultural difference, and advancing political activism. It features approximately 30 works by international artists and designers and will be on view until December 28.
The exhibition features photography sculpture, textiles, wearable objects and archival material, including various prints from Martine Gutierrez’ acclaimed Indigenous Woman and a selection of Andy Warhol works on paper from the Jordan D. Schnitzer Foundation.
Attendees included Heber Argueta, Susan Bloom, Heather Bornstein, Angela Boyer-Stump, Louise Braver, Fan, Beatriz, and Freddie Brodsky, Scott Clark, Jason, Gigi, Sebastian and Darice Fadeyi, Justin Gomez-Romero, Dede Gotthelf, Jamee and Peter Gregory, Gloria Gronowicz, Sylvia Hemingway, Amir Hussain, Serra Izmirligil, Suzan Kremer, NancyJane and Jeff Loewy, Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Yeou-Cheng Ma, Alan and Christina McDonald, Ruth Miller, Terry Moan, Jorge Pereira, Moya Ribeiro, Pat Sanders, Kim Scary, Rebecca Seawright, Kathleen and Lena Seltzer, Lynn Sherr and Ivy Winick.
