At the opening, Arsham wore a custom made Dior suit by Kim Jones paired with Adidas Futurecraft sneakers.
The studio uniforms worn by the gallery attendants were designed by Samuel Ross of A-COLD-WALL*.
Daniel Arsham: 3018
A visual gallery showcasing Daniel Arsham's 3018 exhibition opening at Galerie Perrotin in New York City.
At the opening, Arsham wore a custom made Dior suit by Kim Jones paired with Adidas Futurecraft sneakers.
The studio uniforms worn by the gallery attendants were designed by Samuel Ross of A-COLD-WALL*.
At the opening, Arsham wore a custom made Dior suit by Kim Jones paired with Adidas Futurecraft sneakers.
The studio uniforms worn by the gallery attendants were designed by Samuel Ross of A-COLD-WALL*.
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