To promote “Hollywood Costume,” an exhibition at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, agency 180 LA worked with Brazilian multimedia artist Jum Nakao on an incredible installation inspired by Sofia Coppola’s “Marie Antoinette.” Nakao transformed the actual script of the movie into a paper dress and headpiece fashioned after the costume worn by Kirsten Dunst on-screen.
The installation will travel around Los Angeles leading into the exhibition’s opening on Oct. 2, with a final stop at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Credits
Agency: 180 LA
Artist: Jum Nakao
Client: Hollywood Costumes
Co-Founder/Chief Creative Officer: William Gelner
Chief Marketing Officer: Stephen Larkin
Project Manager: Sharon Murff
Executive Director: Suzana Memlak
Head Structure: Naná Lavander
Creative Director: Zac Ryder
Creative Director: Adam Groves
Head of Design: Richard Harrington
Art Director: Malone Roberts
Copywriter: Daniel Chen
Producer: Nili Zadok
Produced by: Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences