In Chairs: A History, furniture historian Florence de Dampierre presents a wonderfully readable and visually stunning exploration of chairs and their place in culture through the ages.
All Together
All Together takes a fresh look at still life. Our choice of plants and pottery, the way we arrange our furniture, the cultural markers of coffee cups and chocolate bars, and the symbolic nature of vases are explored. Artists Kate Gilmore, Karen Lederer, Polly Shindler, Paul Wackers, and Alex Yudzon combine humor and formal rigor to examine the importance and meaning of objects placed together. Curated by Tracy McKenna. On view in the Flinn Gallery October 25 - December 5. Take a look at some complementary reading from Library collections.


14 items
Chairs
a History
Wayne Thiebaud
a Paintings Retrospective
Plant Style
How to Greenify Your Space
Interpreting Bonnard
Color and Light
20th Century Design
the Definitive Illustrated Sourcebook
Georgia O'Keeffe
the Poetry of Things
Eames
the Architect and the Painter
The Chair
Rethinking Culture, Body, and Design
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