ThursdaysChild x Trunk Archive platform wants to introduce work by diverse and emerging artists from all over the globe.
To try to introduce work by diverse and emerging artists from all over the globe, Thursday’s Child and Trunk Archive have a new licensing partnership.
All of the talent is selected by a jury. Artists can register for free and can take part in a curation process that involves an in-house team and outside authorities from the industry. Along with the amped-up exposure for artists, the platform will have a rotating roster that is meant to give brands and art buyers reason to return on a regular basis.
Given the financial toll that the pandemic shutdown has had on the fashion industry and the restrictions still in place in certain areas, the new image licensing partnership is expected to have added appeal as companies and media outlets grapple with smaller marketing budgets and greater safety guidelines.
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