“Antonio Lopez: Future Funk Fashion”

The Season’s Must-See Exhibition

A collection of drawings, photographs and designs from late fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez—a prolific force known for bringing diversity to the world of high fashion during the 1970s and ‘80s—will be on display through November at New York City’s Museo del Barrio

Written by Rachel Wallace

Antonio Lopez, Juan Ramos & Model, Carnegie Hall Studio, NYC, Photograph, Courtesy of the Estate of Antonio Lopez & Juan Ramos

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The Season’s Must-See Exhibition

A collection of drawings, photographs and designs from late fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez—a prolific force known for bringing diversity to the world of high fashion during the 1970s and ‘80s—will be on display through November at New York City’s Museo del Barrio

Written by Rachel Wallace

Antonio Lopez, Shoe Sculptures (Arrow, Water, Fire), 1977, plastic, height: 8”, Courtesy of the Estate of Antonio Lopez & Juan Ramos

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The Season’s Must-See Exhibition

A collection of drawings, photographs and designs from late fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez—a prolific force known for bringing diversity to the world of high fashion during the 1970s and ‘80s—will be on display through November at New York City’s Museo del Barrio

Written by Rachel Wallace

Antonio Lopez, Diana Ross, NYC, 1977, Crayon on paper, 24” x 18”, Courtesy of the Estate of Antonio Lopez & Juan Ramos

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The Season’s Must-See Exhibition

A collection of drawings, photographs and designs from late fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez—a prolific force known for bringing diversity to the world of high fashion during the 1970s and ‘80s—will be on display through November at New York City’s Museo del Barrio

Written by Rachel Wallace

Antonio Lopez, Marilyn Monroe (Disco), invitation for Studio 54, Color pencil, 8” x 8”, Courtesy of the Estate of Antonio Lopez & Juan Ramos

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The Season’s Must-See Exhibition

A collection of drawings, photographs and designs from late fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez—a prolific force known for bringing diversity to the world of high fashion during the 1970s and ‘80s—will be on display through November at New York City’s Museo del Barrio

Written by Rachel Wallace

Antonio Lopez, Grace Jones, 1980, Courtesy of the Estate of Antonio Lopez & Juan Ramos

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The Season’s Must-See Exhibition

A collection of drawings, photographs and designs from late fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez—a prolific force known for bringing diversity to the world of high fashion during the 1970s and ‘80s—will be on display through November at New York City’s Museo del Barrio

Written by Rachel Wallace

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The Season’s Must-See Exhibition

A collection of drawings, photographs and designs from late fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez—a prolific force known for bringing diversity to the world of high fashion during the 1970s and ‘80s—will be on display through November at New York City’s Museo del Barrio

Written by Rachel Wallace

Antonio Lopez, Billy Idol, NYC, 1986, Pencil/watercolor/gouache on paper, 24” x 18”, Courtesy of the Estate of Antonio Lopez & Juan Ramos

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The Season’s Must-See Exhibition

A collection of drawings, photographs and designs from late fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez—a prolific force known for bringing diversity to the world of high fashion during the 1970s and ‘80s—will be on display through November at New York City’s Museo del Barrio

Written by Rachel Wallace

Antonio Lopez, Tina Turner and Mick Jagger, 1986, Pencil/watercolor on paper, 17” x 14”, Courtesy of the Estate of Antonio Lopez & Juan Ramos

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The Season’s Must-See Exhibition

A collection of drawings, photographs and designs from late fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez—a prolific force known for bringing diversity to the world of high fashion during the 1970s and ‘80s—will be on display through November at New York City’s Museo del Barrio

Written by Rachel Wallace

Antonio Lopez, Dream Girls, American Vogue, 1977, Pencil & watercolor, 18” x 24”, Courtesy Estate of Antonio Lopez & Juan Ramos

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The Season’s Must-See Exhibition

A collection of drawings, photographs and designs from late fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez—a prolific force known for bringing diversity to the world of high fashion during the 1970s and ‘80s—will be on display through November at New York City’s Museo del Barrio

Written by Rachel Wallace

Antonio Lopez, Iman NYC for American Vogue, 1984, Pencil, 15” x 22” each, Courtesy of the Estate of Antonio Lopez & Juan Ramos

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