Interview series profiling each designer featured in the exhibition "Fließend", Garment District Alliance Storefront Gallery, Manhattan, NY, September 15- 30, 2016.

Fließend explores the spectrum of gender nonconforming design within an ever-evolving sartorial landscape. This multi-media exhibition highlights five designers, artists, and activists challenging binaries while exploring new aesthetics. From ready-to-wear to performance art, we invite you to explore the many voices and visions that fall outside of hetero/cisnormative conventions.

Exhibition curated by Christiane Nickel and Aliya Bonar
Interview Production Support by Sheelagh Darling
More info: www.humanswhodesign.org

Humans Who Design- Fließend Interviews

Interview with Devin-Norelle, a "Cool trans person of color, with a dash of androgynous." A native New Yorker by way of Harlem, and a working professional, currently a graduate student. Devin's website, Transparent Gender (http://www.transparentgender.com/), focuses on the social implications his transition.

Fließend explores the spectrum of gender nonconforming design within an ever-evolving sartorial landscape. This multi-media exhibition highlights five designers, artists, and activists challenging binaries while exploring new aesthetics. From ready-to-wear to performance art, we invite you to explore the many voices and visions that fall outside of hetero/cisnormative conventions.

In conjunction with Fließend, a podcast series will be released throughout the month profiling each designer individually, offering a deeper understanding of their work and vision.

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Production support from Sheelagh Darling.
Music Featured: "Paradise" by Ryan Little; "Run From Me" by Lord Kenney;  "The Rabbit Hole" by Lord Kenney.

Humans Who Design: Interviews

So Many Ways to Say You Love Yourself - Devin-Norelle

Interview with Angie Chuang, a NYC-based genderfluid designer whose clothing line provokes thoughtful design with a progressive intent. All clothing is produced in New Delhi, India, partnering with Master G, a master tailoring school which seeks to create sustainable careers for women in the fashion industry. http://angiechuangnyc.com/

Angie's work was featured in an exhibition, "Fließend" presented with the Garment District Alliance in New York City, September 2016. The exhibition explores the spectrum of gender nonconforming design within an ever-evolving sartorial landscape. This multi-media exhibition highlights five designers, artists, and activists challenging binaries while exploring new aesthetics. From ready-to-wear to performance art, we invite you to explore the many voices and visions that fall outside of hetero/cisnormative conventions.

In conjunction with Fließend, a podcast series will be released throughout the month profiling each designer individually, offering a deeper understanding of their work and vision. Hear all the interviews here: 

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Music Featured in this episode: "Reason" by Zerodent; "Land-escape" by Safir Nou; "Autumn Woes" by Ryan Little.