ASL-Interpreted Gallery Tour of Chris Schanck: Off-World
Join a MAD docent and an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter for a focused and intimate gallery tour of Chris Schanck: Off-World. The tour is free and includes admission to the Museum. Preregistration is required. Due to limited capacity, we are unable to accommodate ASL students wishing to attend. About the Exhibition: During the past decade, Chris Schanck has emerged as a leading figure in the design world for his otherworldly fusion of sculpture and furniture. Skirting the line between refinement and camp, the strange, unfamiliar forms of Schanck’s chairs, sofas, lighting, mirrors, and more suggest coral reefs, extraterrestrial worlds, and artifacts from ancient civilizations, to name just a few of the designer’s inspirations. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted in Schanck’s Detroit-based studio, a community of artists, students, and Bangladeshi craftspeople who all make key contributions to the studio's collective practice. Deftly melding innovative material experiments with an expressive yet rigorous refinement of form, Schanck’s elaborately carved, colorfully hued, and lustrous objects are contemporary talismans of stories from the past, present, and future.
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Deaf Priority
Where?
Museum of Arts and Design, Columbus Circle, New York, NY, USA
When?
Apr 9
12:45 pm - 1:45 pm
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ASL-Interpreted Gallery Tour of Chris Schanck: Off-World
Where?
Museum of Arts and Design, Columbus Circle, New York, NY, USA
When?
Apr
9
Time?
12:45 pm - 1:45 pm
Signed
Deaf Priority
Join a MAD docent and an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter for a focused and intimate gallery tour of Chris Schanck: Off-World. The tour is free and includes admission to the Museum. Preregistration is required. Due to limited capacity, we are unable to accommodate ASL students wishing to attend. About the Exhibition: During the past decade, Chris Schanck has emerged as a leading figure in the design world for his otherworldly fusion of sculpture and furniture. Skirting the line between refinement and camp, the strange, unfamiliar forms of Schanck’s chairs, sofas, lighting, mirrors, and more suggest coral reefs, extraterrestrial worlds, and artifacts from ancient civilizations, to name just a few of the designer’s inspirations. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted in Schanck’s Detroit-based studio, a community of artists, students, and Bangladeshi craftspeople who all make key contributions to the studio's collective practice. Deftly melding innovative material experiments with an expressive yet rigorous refinement of form, Schanck’s elaborately carved, colorfully hued, and lustrous objects are contemporary talismans of stories from the past, present, and future.
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