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Dressing Up + Down Course Featured in A4

AAFF’s Opening Night Party at the Michigan Theater on March 20, 2018
AAFF’s Opening Night Party at the Michigan Theater on March 20, 2018 (Credit: Doug Coombe) 

In a preview article about the 57th annual Ann Arbor Film Festival, directed by Stamps alumnus Leslie Raymond (MFA ​‘99), writer Meredith Bruckner highlighted an art installation by Stamps professor Rebekah Modrak’s Dressing Up + Down class.

On Friday, March 29, a wearable art exhibition by University of Michigan Stamps School students will take place at 9 p.m. in the Michigan Theater Grand Foyer. Under professor Rebekah Modrak’s direction, students in the course Dressing Up + Down are given a theme and are tasked to design clothes to wear to a pop-up event and exhibition. 

For the film festival, they were tasked with designing outfits based on cartoonist Sally Cruikshank’s colorful and psychedelic short ​“Quasi at the Quackadero.”

Last year, the class designed costumes inspired by the sinking of the Titanic and re-enacted the event at Canham Natatorium.

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