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April 22, 1939 - -
Below you will find an alphabetical list of resources by and
about Issey Miyake. This is not an exhaustive bibliography. For
additional
material
and/or assistance in using any of these resources, consult a reference
librarian. A majority of the Miyake materials are located in the
Education,
Human Ecology, Psychology, and Social Work Library (EHS).
An explanation of the Library Location Codes is provided at the end
of this
bibliography.
Click on the resource
title
for a complete OSCAR catalog record.
BIOGRAPHY DESIGN ON ORDER INDEXES AND ABSTRACTS PERIODICALS INTERACTIVE
Issey Miyake was born on April 22,
1939 in Hiroshima, Japan. Miyake, after graduating from the
Tama Art University with a degree in graphic design, moved to Paris,
France. In
Paris he worked under fifties' fashion designers Guy Laroche and
Givenchy. By 1970, Miyake opened his own house of couture
fashion. Soon his designs were featured on the fashion runways of
Tokyo, New York, and Paris. Issey Miyake is also a leading innovator in
textile science and technology. He created the revolutionary
cloth and clothing lines "Pleats Please," a light, flexible and
permanently pleated fabric, and A-POC (A Piece of Cloth), clothing
created from a single piece of cloth. In addition, his line of
fragrances revamped the cosmetics industry by offering fresh, minimal
scents. Issey Miyake uses Apple Macintosh computers for business
and design applications. Miyake was featured in Apple's 1999
"Think Different" poster campaign. In 2004, The Ohio State
University Wexner Center for the Arts selected Miyake to receive the
11th Annual Wexner Prize for promoting clothing as a wearable art and
creating innovative fabrics for clothing design.
Miyake Websites:
Issey
Miyake
http://www.isseymiyake.com/
Radical Fashion
http://www.vam.ac.uk/vastatic/microsites/rad_fash/html/
Pleats
Please
www.pleatsplease.com
| BIOGRAPHY
Title: Issey
Miyake Title: Issey
Miyake Title: Issey
Miyake Title: Fashion
: The Twentieth Century Author: Maggie Kinser Saiki Call No.: NK1484 Z8 S35 2002 Location Code: FIN Stacks Article: Seamless Title: Wired Author: Jessie Scanlon Issue: 12.04 - April 2004, pp.162-167 Call No.: NTK5105.5 W57 Location Code: MAIN Stacks Article: Miyake, Issey Title: Current Biography Yearbook 1997 Issue: Vol. 58, pp. 381-384 Call No.: CT100 C97 Location Code: EHS Reference
Title: Irving Penn Regards the Work of
Issey Miyake : Photographs 1975-1998 Title: Issey Miyake Title: Issey Miyake : East Meets West
Title: Radical
Fashion Title: Visionaries
: Interviews With Fashion Designers Title: 12
Japanese Masters Title: A-Poc Making Title: Issey
Miyake Title: Issey
Miyake Title: Inspired
Flower Arrangements Title: The
Japanese Revolution in Paris Fashion Title: New Wave in
Fashion: Three Japanese Designers Title: Sonomama
Sonomama: High Fashion in the Japanese Countryside |
INDEXES
AND ABSTRACTS
Title: AP
Multimedia Archive Title: Art
Abstracts Title: Biography
and Genealogy Master Index Title: Biography
Index Title: Clothing
and Textile Arts Index Title: Design & Applied Arts Index
Title: EBSCOHost
Databases Title: New
York Times Index Title: Reader's
Guide to Periodical Literature Title: World
Textile Abstracts Title: Abitare
Title: Daily
News Record Title: Elle
Title: Fashion
Theory Title: Gentlemen's
Quarterly Title: Harpers
Bazaar Title: Men's
Wear Title: Nest
Title: Textile : The Journal of Cloth and
Culture
Title: Vogue
Title: Vogue
Italia Title: Vogue
Nippon Title: Vogue
Paris Title: W Title: Women's
Wear Daily INTERACTIVE GUIDESSKIN: A Selected Bibliography on the Forms of Body AugmentationFashion In FilmResources In Human Ecology ResearchResources in Historic Costume ResearchResources In Textiles and Clothing Research |
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LIBRARY LOCATION CODE:
EHS: EDUCATION, HUMAN ECOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGY, AND SOCIAL WORK
LIBRARY
110 Sullivant
Hall, 1813 N. High Street, 292-2075
FIN: FINE ARTS LIBRARY, 035L Wexner Center, 27 West 17th
Avenue
Mall,
292-6185
JOU: JOURNALISM LIBRARY, 100 Journalism Building, 242
W.
18th Avenue 292-8747
MAIN: MAIN LIBRARY, Circulation Desk, 1858 Neil Avenue Mall, 292-6154
TRI: THEATRE RESEARCH INSTITUTE, 1430 Lincoln Tower, 1800 Cannon Drive 292-6614
Comments: Leta Hendricks, Collection Manager for Human Ecology
Background: "Digisign" by Leta Hendricks