Prada Marfa

E444019

Prada Marfa is a permanent sculptural installation in the Texas desert that mimics a luxury Prada boutique, created by artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset as a commentary on consumerism and high fashion.

All labels observed (3)

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf public art
sculptural installation
site-specific artwork
country United States of America
creator Elmgreen & Dragset
Ingar Dragset
Michael Elmgreen
depicts Prada boutique
designedToResemble luxury fashion store
distanceFrom about 1.4 miles northwest of Valentine, Texas
about 26 miles northwest of Marfa, Texas
genre conceptual art
contemporary art
land art
hasNo functional entrance
operational store services
hasPart Prada handbags
linked to: Prada

Prada logo signage
Prada shoes
linked to: Prada

display shelves
large glass storefront windows
hasSignageText MARFA
linked to: Marfa

PRADA
linked to: Prada
inception 2005
isPermanent true
locatedIn Jeff Davis County, Texas
Texas
United States
materialUsed MDF
adobe
aluminum
carpet
glass
plaster
near Marfa, Texas
linked to: Marfa

Valentine, Texas
notableFor being a non-functional replica store
juxtaposition of high fashion and desert landscape
openingDate October 1, 2005
owner Art Production Fund
Ballroom Marfa
purpose commentary on consumer culture
critique of luxury branding
situatedAlong U.S. Route 90
sponsor Prada
subjectOf photography
social media posts
theme consumerism
deserted retail landscape
globalization
luxury fashion

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Elmgreen & Dragset notableWork Prada Marfa
Elmgreen & Dragset created Prada Marfa
Marfa hasTouristAttraction Prada Marfa (nearby installation)
linked to: Prada Marfa
Ingar Dragset notableWork Prada Marfa
Ingar Dragset notableExhibition Prada Marfa near Valentine, Texas
linked to: Prada Marfa