The Fashion Show highlights the political and communicative nature of clothing as contemporary art, featuring works by Jason Baerg, David Le, Geanna Rae, and Lisa Wicklund. The exhibition runs at the Art Gallery of Regina from September 25 to November 14, 2026. Clothing is presented as an extension of the self—a second skin through which identity, desires, and belonging are signalled. The artists featured use diverse approaches: Lisa Wicklund upcycles domestic textiles into enchanting ensembles; Geanna Rae subverts political symbols by emblazoning garments with messages affirming Indigenous identity and advocating for land rights; David Le creates size-inclusive, hand-printed garments mixing gender and cultural signifiers; and Jason Baerg's collections draw on natural cycles, proposing fashion as a way to activate bodies as spaces for ceremony. The exhibition invites viewers to consider how clothing serves as autobiography, activism, and aspiration.
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