Identity, Representation and Fashion at the Museum: Workshop with Nyce and Homm from Jeantrix

Taking Mickalene Thomas’ Portrait of Qusuquzah #5 as inspiration, we’ll explore ideas around identity, representation, and self-fashioning. Beginning with a conversation around Thomas’ work, Nyce and Homm, designers and co-founders of the Philadelphia-based fashion and art brand  Jeantrix, will then lead a workshop where participants will design and adorn their own tote bag, hat, or personal piece of clothing.  

Open to Syracuse University and SUNY ESF undergraduate and graduate students. 

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Generous support for this project provided by Art Bridges. 

About Jeantrix
Jeantrix, a Fashion & Art brand originating out of the Philadelphia area which caters to Pop-Art enthusiasts worldwide. Created by Nyce and Homm, their objective is to inspire the masses by creating and combining Fashion, Art, and Film to give you a fun experience of textures, colors, and images. Starting with just one pair of customized speakers in 2004, the brand naturally evolved to encompass a borader range of art, including one-of-a-kind luxury apparel, canvases, sculptures, film, and art installations. Best know for their eccentric apparel which has been featured on many media outlets such as Elle Magazine, The Source, The LA Times, BET, MTV, and FOX. They also have colloborated with celebrities and fashion titans (Saks Fifth Avenue, Dr. Martens Footwear, Patricia Field, Janet Jackson, Missy Elliott, Lil Kim, Michael B. Jordan, Alicia Key, and even Blue Ivy) and many others throughout the fashion and entertainment industries.