Fash Art
“The new generation of fashion and art.” This is the slogan of
the highly anticipated fashion event Fash Art, scheduled for November 2 &3rd,
2012 in New Providence, Bahamas. The two-day event fuses fashion, art, and
entertainment and will celebrate what is Bahamian. Founder Kedar Klarke’s, vision to provide a
platform for “new” talent to showcase their work locally came to life in 2009
when Fash Art was founded, along with Stylzine Magazine editors: ScharadLightbourne and Nikolas Barnes. Not only has this event provided a platform for
local fashion designers and artists to showcase their work, but is now a
platform for upcoming models and entertainers as well. With this objective Fash
Art is keen on giving back to the community.
This year the event has taken a new approach and have partnered
with R.E.A.C.H. (Research and education for autism and related challenges) to
promote the awareness of children with autism. Klarke stated that, “ children
with autism have the greatest challenge expressing themselves because of the
disabling factors related to autism. Art and fashion is our form of expression
and we wanted to share that with them.” As a result of this partnership hand
bracelets representing the awareness of autism have been created. Proceeds of
these bracelets will go to the R.E.A.C.H. foundation.
Another highlight of this year’s event is the 2012 Fash Art is
the People’s Choice Awards. The categories for the awards include: Favorite
Fashion Designer, Favorite Artist, and Favorite Entertainer. This shows that
Fash Art is not only providing a platform for upcoming talent but is taking the
time to recognize and reward outstanding talent within the Bahamas.
Fash Art will be by no argument a star studded event and a
success, attracting thousands from all over the Bahamas and the world. One can
look forward to seeing art and fashion designs of an international standard.
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