"Tignon," pronounced tēyôN, is a French word that can mean cloth or handkerchief and is used to reference the headwraps of Creole women. The "Tignon" exhibition is presented by Dallas-based artist Chesley Antoinette, together through fashion photography and wearable sculptural turbans a historical period of the 18th century is explored through women of African descent.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit, will be on display through April 26.
"Tignon," pronounced tēyôN, is a French word that can mean cloth or handkerchief and is used to reference the headwraps of Creole women. The "Tignon" exhibition is presented by Dallas-based artist Chesley Antoinette, together through fashion photography and wearable sculptural turbans a historical period of the 18th century is explored through women of African descent.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit, will be on display through April 26.
"Tignon," pronounced tēyôN, is a French word that can mean cloth or handkerchief and is used to reference the headwraps of Creole women. The "Tignon" exhibition is presented by Dallas-based artist Chesley Antoinette, together through fashion photography and wearable sculptural turbans a historical period of the 18th century is explored through women of African descent.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit, will be on display through April 26.
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