YOUNG ARTISTS – YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY!
The iconic brand launches a three-year long support project for young artists in conjunction with five leading London culture institutions.
“The Louis Vuitton Young Arts Project will see five panels of young people, all from different areas of London, interacting as part of a peer-led youth forum for the enjoyment and further understanding of art. The five panels, one from each institution, comprise young people aged 13-25 recruited from local borough schools and community youth groups”, Louis Vuitton explains.
The brand, which is preparing to re-open its New Bond Street flagship store at the end of May, have teamed up with Tate Modern, Whitechapel Gallery, Hayward Gallery, Royal Academy of Arts and South London Gallery (SLG) to promote a new breed of creative art students from across the capital.
Yves Carcelle, Louis Vuitton’s Chairman and CEO, who thanked Johnson and The Arts Council for their support, saying that LV, “as the leader of the luxury industry, we believe that we naturally have a responsibility to the world around us. Moreover, transmitting savoir-faire and creativity is one of our founding cornerstones. Preserving the past and preparing for a brighter future are fundamental values that have inspired us for more than 150 years. Supporting children and young peoples’ futures are one of our main actions worldwide”.
Sounds like a pretty sweet deal to us!
