#duggie fields

[miamaimania]

Duggie Fields ✦◉ the flat as total pop-art environment

[jareckiworld]

Duggie Fields (1945-2021) — French Curve [acrylic on canvas, 1971]

[thunderstruck9]

Duggie Fields (British, 1945-2021), Another Therapeutic Posture, 1984. Acrylic on canvas, 139.5 x 152.7 cm.

[iggyinuit]

Syd's painted floorboards are for sale. Read the Church article at: https://atagong.com/iggy/archives/2024/06/the-case-of-the-painted-floorboards-v-2024.html

[britrockaholic2]

tea with duggie.mp4

“He painted portraits of Malcom McDowell (Clockwork Orange) for Stanley Kubrik, Zandra Rhodes, Marc Bolan 

 Duggie Fields likes to live with his paintings, his favourite being the one hes currently working on. This 50s fetishist, in his 1995 MAXIMALism manifesto, confronts us with the (sur)reality of a perpetual media world. His dayglo works where elements of disparate worlds meet may as well be the stained glass windows of some cathedral dedicated to modern media. MAXIMALism ? Minimalism with a plus, plus, plus

 Tea with Duggie Fields by Federico Fianchini”

[fyeahzandrarhodes]

Zandra Rhodes' new autobiography, Iconic: My Life in Fashion in 50 Objects, is out now.

'In this insightful memoir, Zandra shares her life story for the first time. Told through a variety of mementos collected over the years, it is a vibrant account filled with rockstars and royalty, of life-changing friendships and poignant reflections on her personal triumphs and tragedies, as well as the fears, sacrifices and pressures that come with being an era-defining designer.

Full of poignant reflections and life lessons on achieving success while defying convention, Zandra takes the reader right alongside her as she recounts being inspired by her avant-garde mother to her time at the Royal College, from a road trip to Rome with Ossie Clark and Celia Birtwell, to opening her first London store thanks to a kind loan from Vanessa Redgrave with Joe Cocker singing With a Little Help From My Friends, from hanging out with Andy Warhol and Halston in New York's Studio 54 to lifelong friendships with legends such as Karl Lagerfeld and Diana Vreeland; from designing for everyone from Freddie Mercury to Diana Ross, Princess Diana to Barbra Streisand to founding the Fashion and Textile Museum.

Capturing the rich and unexpected life of a British icon, this memoir explores what it is to defy the norm.'

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“Style didn’t get separated off from the other interests – music, literature, movies, art; it was all part of the same thing. There was definitely an “us” and a “them”, and that’s how you could have an underground scene in the late sixties. The “us” would come from visual recognition symbols – which needn’t necessarily have been about fashion; it was more a way of being in the world that you could recognise in somebody else. Their style could tell you that, but also the vibe that came with it.”

Duggie Fields

6 August 1945 – 7 March 2021

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