010: Cari Borja | An Anthropologists View on the Creative Process in Art, Fashion , Food and Film.
05/23/14 • 35 min
Cari Borja PhD, is an anthropologist and a fashion designer. She will discuss her fashion journey to becoming the designer she is today.
In this episode you will learn:
Cari's incredible academic journey.
Working at the Guggenheim, Moma, Telluride Film Festival, Chez Panisse and more!
Discusses the idea of " What makes an art object come to exist? What factors play a role?"
The concept of Transformation and the fluidity of transition in certain places.
The pros of being an independent designer.
Her new blog , Fashion, Film, Food
Balancing being a mom and a designer.
Her unique style philosophy.
Cari Borja PhD, is an anthropologist and a fashion designer. She will discuss her fashion journey to becoming the designer she is today.
In this episode you will learn:
Cari's incredible academic journey.
Working at the Guggenheim, Moma, Telluride Film Festival, Chez Panisse and more!
Discusses the idea of " What makes an art object come to exist? What factors play a role?"
The concept of Transformation and the fluidity of transition in certain places.
The pros of being an independent designer.
Her new blog , Fashion, Film, Food
Balancing being a mom and a designer.
Her unique style philosophy.
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