Arts Thread announces judging panel, partnerships for Global Creative Graduate Showcase 2024
loading...
Schools
London-based digital platform for emerging artistic talent Arts Thread has announced the industry judges for this year’s edition of its international design competition the Global Creative Graduate Showcase. Applications for the contest remain open.
For the fifth edition of the contest, which was previously entitled Global Design Graduate Show, the platform has entered into a partnership with trend forecasting agency WGSN and colour company Coloro. Arts Thread continues its collaboration with Google Arts and Culture for the showcase.
The first edition of the Global Creative Graduate Showcase, a non-profit initiative, was launched at the beginning of the pandemic and with it Arts Thread aims to promote the work of graduating art and design students from across the world through a showcase event.
The full 2024 judging panel features 200 professional creatives. The jury for the fashion, accessories and textiles category includes over 50 industry professionals from leading international industry companies and organisations such as Gucci, Amazon, Kering, Hugo Boss, Adidas, Marimekko, Levi’s, Fashionclash, Première Vision, the Swedish Fashion Council, Redress, WGSN and more.
Graduating students must submit their application for this year’s Global Creative Graduate Showcase by August 31 2024. The winners in each category will be announced in October.
The contest is open to ‘all undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate art and design disciplines for those that have graduated between September 2023 - August 2024 (Southern Hemisphere graduating after September 2023)’, the Arts Thread website reads.
Find the full list of Fashion/Accessories/Textiles judges for the Global Creative Graduate Showcase 2024 below:
- Alan Scott and Alexis Katana, Gucci
- Andreanne Chouinard, Cirque du Soleil
- Andrew Thompson Fable, Footworks
- Angela Fusco, Purple Brand
- Anna La Germaine, Fashion Politique
- Bernie Thomas and Beth Esponnette, Unspun
- Branko Popovic, Fashionclash
- Chad Kessler, Dick's Sporting Goods
- David Clementoni, Italian artisan
- David Wakely and Debbie McKeegan, Texintel
- Desolina Suter, Première Vision
- Donald Schneider Studio
- Doreen Adusei, Fashion Works
- Emma Lundgren, Amazon
- Gayle Smith and Hannah Lane, Redress
- Heajun Park, 7 For All Mankind
- Helen Palmer, WGSN
- Lisa White, WGSN
- Jacqueline Anderson and Te Dinh Sy, Adidas
- Jeff Banks and Jay Solanki, Kahaanee
- Jennie Rosen, Swedish Fashion Council
- Jens Laugesen and Jonathan Cheung, Lululemon
- Julia Browne Melbourne, Fashion Hub
- Julian Vogel Modus BPCM
- Kat Holmes, Whet Creative
- Katie Greenyer, Pentland Group
- Kristina Szasz, Hugo Boss
- Lee Holman, Tommy Hilfiger
- Lee Myers, Zefyr Consulting
- Leslie Holden & Sean Chiles, The Digital Fashion Group
- Lilith Hovhannissian, Louis Vuitton
- Louise Caro, Kering
- Mark Warburton, Dunhill
- Mathieu St Arnaud, Mmode
- Matteo Bellentani, Clarks Originals
- Mizue Koda, Everlane
- Natalia Koter, IBEFF
- Neil Elliott, Patternbank
- Nikita Jayasuriya, Orietta Pelizzari & Matteo Bardi, Mattori
- Paul Vogel Design
- Peter Hoppins, Home & Away Studios
- Phil Jones, Tesco
- Rebekka Bay, Marimekko
- Rina Tollio, OTB Brands
- Rocco Leo Gaglioti, FNL Network
- Sara Sozzani, Maino
- Sarah Welsh, N Brown Group
- Satish Tailor, Vollebak
- Shane Cullen and Simon Ungless, When Simon Met Ralph
- Sonia Martin, BREW Creative
- Sophia Lewis and Stefano Giacomelli Tivoli
- Stefano Martinetto, Tomorrow
- Steve Salter and Steven Burns, Levi’s
- Stuart McArthur, Nike
- Susanne Tide-Frater and Tamsin Blanchard, Estethica
- Tania Fares, Fashion Trust
- Thorsten Traugott, Coloro
- SanSansan Chen, Coloro
- Zaid Affas and Zihaad Wells, True Religion