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Retrospectives To Look Forward To

May 04th 2016

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The Milanese brand Tod’s is sponsoring a retrospective on photographer and artist Jean-Paul Goude, “So Far So Goude,” opening at Milan’s Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea on this week. The exhibition will celebrate the colourful body of work of the celebrated artist with a wide range of sketches, drawings and pictures realized by Goude during his long career.
Featuring a comprehensive compendium of the British band Rolling Stones’ musical heritage at London's prestigious Saatchi Gallery, the exhibit features more than 500 rare and original never-before-seen instruments, personal diaries and artwork, rare audio recordings and video footage.
From Barbie's to Spongebob Square pants sweaters; The king of quirk will be the subject of his own retrospective marking his label’s 20th anniversary.
In a new exhibition titled “Viktor & Rolf: Fashion Artists”, the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne will showcase the creations of Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren later this year. The restrospective will focus on exploring the notion of wearable art

We’re witnessing an exciting array of retrospectives this year, celebrating the lives and careers of fashion, art and entertainment’s greatest icons. Bringing together these three fields of work, Tommy Hilfiger sponsored a fascinating exhibition at London’s Saatchi Gallery featuring never-seen-before memorabilia of England’s greatest rock band Rolling Stones, earlier this week. We’re also in for a treat later this year when Jeremy Scott, Moschino’s quirky pop cultural rebel, gets his own retrospective celebrating 20 years of the label and collaborations with musical stars such as Madonna and Katy Perry at Dallas Contemporary museum. Galleries across the world have released their future schedules, revealing many more exciting artistic spectacles. Here are some of the shows you don’t want to miss.

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