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Seohee Kim, Yeonwoo Kim, Hyerim Hwang

Textum Club

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Research

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Collective

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critical

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Fashion, Publishing, Critique

Description

Textum Club is a research group dedicated to practices and publishing in fashion criticism. Its fashion criticism archive introduces books and articles related to critical fashion, alongside essays, interviews, book reviews, and exhibition reviews. Textum Club also invites people to recommend books and topics related to fashion and take part in its activities, ranging from workshops to exhibitions.

Reflection

Textum Club adds a space for fashion to be read, discussed, and questioned through writing and shared research. Its archive brings together perspectives that can be harder to encounter in fashion cultures centred on images, trends, and commercial narratives, while its exhibitions and workshops let those ideas meet practice. The collaborative effort offers an ongoing, locally rooted contribution to wider conversations about what fashion is and what it can become.

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[094]

Seohee Kim, Yeonwoo Kim, Hyerim Hwang

Textum Club

[WEB⤴]

Research

Entity

Collective

Discipline

critical

Subject(s)

Fashion, Publishing, Critique

Description

Textum Club is a research group dedicated to practices and publishing in fashion criticism. Its fashion criticism archive introduces books and articles related to critical fashion, alongside essays, interviews, book reviews, and exhibition reviews. Textum Club also invites people to recommend books and topics related to fashion and take part in its activities, ranging from workshops to exhibitions.

Reflection

Textum Club adds a space for fashion to be read, discussed, and questioned through writing and shared research. Its archive brings together perspectives that can be harder to encounter in fashion cultures centred on images, trends, and commercial narratives, while its exhibitions and workshops let those ideas meet practice. The collaborative effort offers an ongoing, locally rooted contribution to wider conversations about what fashion is and what it can become.

Added on 13.10.26  to the softwear.directory