DOGO footwear features CE artwork for Mode Brut
The category is… sustainable footwear!
For the Mode Brut exhibit at the Museum of Craft and Design, we partnered with DOGO to create one-of-a-kind footwear featuring artwork by 14 CE artists.
Founded in 2006, Turkey-based brand DOGO creates incredible shoes with printed designs, boasting licensing partnerships with major brands like Harry Potter, Looney Tunes, Scooby-Doo, and designs featuring artists like Frida Kahlo, Vincent van Gogh, Gustav Klimt, and more. DOGO’s shoes are 100% vegan, environmentally conscious and sustainable, and fair trade.
To accent all the incredible Mode Brut fashions, DOGO produced a limited run of 15 custom shoe designs using artworks by CE artists Maria Berrios, José Campos, Joseph “JD” Green, Kaocrew “Yah” Kakabutra, Taneya Lovelace, Marcus McClure, Vincent Jackson, Hung Kei Shiu, Emma Reyes, Cheryle Rutledge, Anne Slater, Ana Maria Vidalon, Kathy Wen, and Gerald Wiggins.
Custom print DOGO shoes using art by Kathy Wen.
Kathy Wen shows off her custom shoe at the Mode Brut exhibition.
The custom shoes donated by DOGO seamlessly complement each of the four Mode Brut fashion lines. The shoes are featured in the exhibit and worn by CE artists, staff, and community members on the Mode Brut Fashion Show, which you can view here. The DOGO shoes are be available for sale to the public – sign up here to get the price list.
“It was fantastic to see my designs on shoes. It was really rockin’ - like, party on dude!”
“I used colored pencils for my shoes. I feel great and excited. I want to be famous. ”
All of the DOGO shoes manufactured for the Mode Brut project are available for sale. Sign up here to download the pricelist of all the garments and accessories in Mode Brut ▸