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THE JARED GOLD ARCHIVE
THE JARED GOLD ARCHIVE
Design and Creative Direction
Events, product design, installations, creative direction
Events, product design, installations, creative direction
My creative energy crucible. Costumes, jewelry, toys, sets, lighting, campaigns, lady wrestlers and some black metal classical music. I'll huff...and I'll puff.... Catalog
Hand model Larva giving everything for the "Beastly Bijoux" photos by Albert Sanchez & Pedro Zalba. Disturbing manicure by Debbie Leavitt.
The visual history of every collection and every piece. I have produced collections to tell stories or to envelope a very subtle emotion with something tangible. From the very start the design was about delivering a wow... an effervescent dream with dark undertones and expansive mystique. 16 collection archives including original sketches, print work, workroom photos, runway videos, and a press archive with photos by Stephen Meisel, Nicola Fomichetti, and Albert Sanchez. Collections Catalog
Jared Gold Czarina runway event pushes Los Angeles Union Station to capacity.
A group of friends join forces to make something singularly wonderful.
Set up small town fashion house, open 5 retail stores, trade on the NASDAQ, hold runway events for 2000+ people, crystalize cockroaches, and never slow down in the endless screen print deathrace-- Fall in love with fashion in cold places. Salt Lake City was everything. Catalog contains all the screen prints, merchandise, retail interiors, events, promotional materials, and a look inside studio life; the daily surroundings of the Black Chandelier studio.
Set up small town fashion house, open 5 retail stores, trade on the NASDAQ, hold runway events for 2000+ people, crystalize cockroaches, and never slow down in the endless screen print deathrace-- Fall in love with fashion in cold places. Salt Lake City was everything. Catalog contains all the screen prints, merchandise, retail interiors, events, promotional materials, and a look inside studio life; the daily surroundings of the Black Chandelier studio.
The staff of Black Chandelier. Designers, screen printers, photographers, and inventors. Photo by Steven Stone in the studio basement in Salt Lake City. Click here for a who's who in the photo, and who is missing.
Jugular Inventory:
Early clothing and screen prints - fashion ideas and garments that range from questionable to unforgivable.
Lollapalooza Tour - Rave and rock and roll on a crass-country fashion bender
The Church of Santa Clause - Cult of christmas and confusion
Idaho Rave Photos - Art and Craft driven rave... Mormon Church house, lick-able wallpaper,limousines, transvestites and hundreds of piñatas.
Fanzine - Aqualung
House Jugular Idaho Falls, Idaho 1993-1997 Catalog
Early clothing and screen prints - fashion ideas and garments that range from questionable to unforgivable.
Lollapalooza Tour - Rave and rock and roll on a crass-country fashion bender
The Church of Santa Clause - Cult of christmas and confusion
Idaho Rave Photos - Art and Craft driven rave... Mormon Church house, lick-able wallpaper,limousines, transvestites and hundreds of piñatas.
Fanzine - Aqualung
House Jugular Idaho Falls, Idaho 1993-1997 Catalog
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House Jugular inspiration editorial photos by Frank Armstrong.
Making the fliers defined the entire party...figuring out how to manifest the outragous claims the fliers always challenge production skills. All of the fun. Truth be told, the events were simply far more out of control than the printed material could ever portray. This archive contains flier art as well as my recollections of each event. Hand sprayed fliers meld into enormous costumes, money canons, trampolines, futuristic snot aliens, and exploding satanic riots. Endless late night hijinx perilously held together with massive pumping BASS. 1993- 2004 Catalog
A dedicated maker as early as kindergarten. I have always had an interest in the oversized, extreme, and downright strange. Love it or lunk it. Catalog
My Parents allowed me to paint a Lichtenstien mural on our garage door in Idaho, it was my brothers' basketball court. My mother sat on a kitchen chair in the alley while I painted at night to keep me company. The polaroid camera that took this photo was just like Andy Warhol's, so of course I loved it. My home life was filled with creativity, music, and a dreamlike obsession with all things wonderful.
