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FIT at SUNY Korea Celebrates AAS Graduation Exhibition: Art Deco The Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) at SUNY Korea proudly celebrated its annual AAS Graduation Exhibition on June 19, 2026, bringing together graduating Fashion Design students, their families, faculty, and friends for an evening of creativity, craftsmanship, and celebration. This year's exhibition, titled "Art Deco," drew inspiration from the iconic design movement that emerged in Paris and flourished throughout the 1920s and 1930s. Known for its celebration of modernity, innovation, and glamour, Art Deco is characterized by bold geometric forms, sleek lines, luxurious materials, and timeless elegance. The theme provided a compelling creative framework for the Fashion Design Class of 2026, whose collections reflected both artistic vision and the technical excellence cultivated throughout their studies at FIT Korea. Among the highlights of the evening was the presentation of the Critic Award, judged by Asela Hur, former General Manager of Fashion, Watches & Fine Jewelry at CHANEL Korea. The award recognized outstanding creativity, design excellence, and execution among the graduating collections. Minchae Kim and Bokyoung Kim were selected as this year's Critic Award recipients in recognition of their exceptional designs and creative achievements. The Art Deco exhibition will be on display from June 19 to September 11, 2026, at the SUNY Korea Museum of Modern Costume. The museum is located on the third floor of the Incheon Global Campus Multi-Complex Building (Room 3024) and is open to the public from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays. The museum is closed on weekends and public holidays.
2026.06.22 Hits 680
SUNY Korea Museum of Modern Costume Unveils First Exhibition After Relocation: COLORSCAPE: Worn in Color SUNY Korea Museum of Modern Costume will open a special exhibition, “COLORSCAPE: Worn in Color,” in its new location at the 3rd Floor of the Incheon Global Campus Multi-Complex Building, from March 25th to May 29th. This relocation marks a new start to the SUNY Korea Museum of Modern Costume. To celebrate this milestone, an opening ceremony will be held on the 25th featuring a ribbon cutting ceremony with distinguished guests, including the President of SUNY Korea, as well as representatives from IFEZ and IGC. “COLORSCAPE: Worn in Color” is a student-curated exhibition under the direction of Professor Linda Kim of FIT. Over the past 12 weeks, the Fashion Business Management students worked together to prepare this exhibition - from researching, planning, designing, and installation. This exhibition also features work by the late Professor Chun Bum Bae, founder of the Korea Fashion & Culture Association, who significantly elevated Korean fashion artwear. The artwork and garments receive inspiration “from light to celebration, with color moving from perception to experience,” showcasing the process of the formation of color. Color does not exist without light. In the absence of chromatic difference, perception turns toward form, material, and presence. Then perception is guided by black and white, revealing light, contrast, and structure before color fully emerges. Before color was shaped by human intention, it existed first in nature. As color appears, it is introduced through the full spectrum of sunlight. As the journey continues, color becomes structured through shape and spatial order, reflecting systems shaped by human thought and practice. Finally, color unfolds in its most expansive form through culture—expressed through diverse designs, textiles, techniques, handwoven materials, knitting, and multicolored forms—culminating in a celebration of color. "The COLORSCAPE: Worn in Color" exhibition will be held from March 25, 2026 to May 29, 2026, located on the 3rd floor of the Incheon Global Campus Multi-Complex Building, room 3024. The SUNY Korea Museum of Modern Costume is open to the public from 10 AM to 5 PM on weekdays and closed on weekends and holidays. Click here to watch a short guide to the museum’s new location: LINK
2026.03.24 Hits 2811