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Biocompatibility of Nanocellulose
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Upcoming Exhibitions
Classical Splendor: Painted Furniture for a Grand Philadelphia House
September 3, 2016–January 1, 2017This exhibition will showcase a set of furniture designed by architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe and made in Philadelphia in 1808 for the home of William and Mary Wilcocks Waln, which stood at the southeast corner of Seventh and Chestnut Streets in Philadelphia. The Museum’s ten surviving pieces of furniture from the Walns’ original set will be shown in a new light, after a comprehensive five-year curatorial study and conservation treatment. It will highlight the team of makers—the designer (Latrobe), the builder (John Aitken), the painter (George Bridport), and the upholsterer (John Rea) who ushered a new style of classical art into American interiors. The Walns’ drawing rooms and their furniture provided a setting imitating the art and culture of ancient Greece. The exhibition considers Latrobe’s groundbreaking “klismos” chair design and will reveal the London-trained Bridport as a visionary who translated Latrobe’s design for the walls into classical designs for the painted furniture and whose work is represented today only by the surviving Waln furniture. Through the use of large-scale computer re
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Upcoming Exhibitions
Design Currents: Oki Sato, Faye Toogood, Zanini de Zanine
November 19, 2016–March 12, 2017Presenting the work of three young contemporary designers—Oki Sato (Japan), Faye Toogood (England), and Zanini de Zanine (Brazil)—who employ industrial and artisanal materials and techniques to create functional objects with an emotional quality. Design Currents will look at the links between context and creativity in design and manufacturing. It will include archival or process materials alongside finished objects, exploring the design process and “culture” of each studio and attesting to the skills of craftsmanship, material knowledge, and collaboration that these designers mobilize in their practices.
As part of the exhibition, Collab, the Museum’s group for modern and contemporary design, will present Sato, Toogood, and Zanine with the Design Excellence: New Generation Award. Honoring young talents, the award is a recurring complement to the group’s longstanding Design Excellence Award. It will highlight emerging trends and the work of dynamic younger designers alongside established honorees.
This exhibition is made possible by Lisa Roberts and David Seltzer. Additional support is provided by Collab&mdas