Art Show

mortallis288 · Apr 21, 2007

what is one suppose to wear to a college art show? my photography teacher in high school and my girlfriends ceramic teacher is in an art show and we are thinking about going. But what should we wear?

lostprophet · Apr 21, 2007

clothes?

The_Traveler · Apr 21, 2007

black turtleneck, black pants, black shoes, black socks, sunglasses.

terri · Apr 21, 2007

One step up from jeans & tee shirts. I'd say "business casual" without worrying about jackets.

But the all-black thing would be fun, too..... :lol:

Tangerini · Apr 21, 2007

if you're doing the all black thing don't forget your beret

The_Traveler · Apr 21, 2007

goatee and cigarette holder?

Chris of Arabia · Apr 21, 2007

& disdainful attitude + French accent if you really must

>;o))

cherrymoose · Apr 21, 2007

Ahh- oui, oui.

The_Traveler · Apr 21, 2007

If you're ever short on disdainful attitude, I'll give you my ex-wife's number, she's got extra.

blackdoglab · Apr 21, 2007

Make sure you talk about the social or political importance of your pictures even if there is none. Be sure to mention Freudian symbolism and analyze your stuff to death.

mortallis288 · Apr 21, 2007

o it wasnt my stuff, it was my teachers and we ended up not going, my girlfriend wasn't in the mood to go look and go oooooo ahhhhhhh fablous, i do like the all black thing though

EBphotography · Apr 21, 2007

After all the time it took LP to come up with appropriate attire for you, you didn't even go. Tsk tsk.

GoM · Apr 21, 2007

The_Traveler said:
black turtleneck, black pants, black shoes, black socks, sunglasses.

black coat, white soes, black hat, cadilllac?

Sw1tchFX · Apr 23, 2007

lostprophet said:
clothes?

That's a good start!

I say bright green swim trunks and bikini's! :eyebrows:

Yeah, that'll go well. :thumbsup:

The_Traveler · Apr 23, 2007

blackdoglab said:
Make sure you talk about the social or political importance of your pictures even if there is none. Be sure to mention Freudian symbolism and analyze your stuff to death.

In prep for your next show, read about Jacques Derrida and his pholosophy of deconstructionism and post modernism. If you get a good rap going with this, you can probably leave off the goatee, beret and cigarette and people will still hate you.