Virgil Abloh is known for his bold brand of fashion as the creator and lead designer of “Off-White.” He is also the artistic director of Louis Vuitton.
Abloh’s multi-media artwork is making a big impression, too. His exhibition “Figures of Speech” was one of the highest-grossing shows at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, and it has already proven to be wildly popular here in Atlanta at the High Museum. It’s on view now through March 8.
The focus of the exhibition is to emphasize dialogue and phrases that he attaches to his artwork. His work has resonated with younger generations due to the aesthetically pleasing backdrops and vibrant, bold letters. Chief Curator, Kevin Tucker spoke with Lois Reitzes about Abloh’s approach to art and design.
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