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Artist Uniform: Steve McQueen Was a Bottega Guy Before Bottega Knew It

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In Artist Uniform, a column for Highsnobiety, Chris Erik Thomas traces how personal style shapes an artist's identity.Step inside a shadowy exhibition space in the Guggenheim Bilbao, and you’ll hear two vocalists yearning across decades in 66-76-26, a new sound installation by Sir Steve McQueen. One voice is Nina Simone in 1966, and the other is David Bowie in 1976; both are singing the track “Wild is the Wind.” It’s time-warping and transfixing. It’s also, weirdly, literally, very Bottega

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