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Their priorities would be: improving the quality of representation, reducing the influence of money in our political system, defusing that negative partisan tone that our dialogue just gravitates towards.
So some people will believe that it actually does have some psychological representation of what's going on in the day, but there's no need to sit and really analyze it.
I think it's so important that there is representation and equity and diversity and and and inclusivity again when the world as it's standing in our social political climate is trying so hard to like destroy that.
So, I very much wanted the exhibition to focus on that distinction between the representation of the dressed body and also fashion as this living art form in which it expresses very complex ideas about identity.
But they did understand, and you can see it in their writing, that money was a fundamental challenge that every democracy was going to have to balance if it cared about representation.