Word: exhibiter
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...dancing with a spear and what resembles the hat of a Venetian gondolier. Hollinger describes the piece as “art for a post-apocalyptic era.” While the purpose may be hard to grasp, it remains one of the favorite pieces in the exhibit, according to Jack...
...Lehrer-Graiwer feels is “in a world of his own,” is Robbie Kinberg, whose “40 never before available words” are in a small case in the corner. Jack first asked when she saw this late addition to the exhibit, “Is that even part of our show...
...chaise longue, a relative of the daybed, is an extended chair intended to encourage recline and repose. The exhibit features nine chairs from the post-World War I period, seven of which are originals from the 20s and 30s. Two of the exhibition’s chairs are contemporary reproductions, made to the architects’ specifications, and perfect for exhibit-goers ready to take a break and a seat...
...show offers some surprises, as it quickly expands out of its one-dimensional chair-exhibit premise into the space inhabited. Architecture and architects pop out from behind the chairs themselves, while each chair offers its own charm and appeal...
...result is a smooth exhibit that veers away from resembling a living room to focus on the chairs as artistic forms in themselves and in contrast to the architects’ buildings. Though at first it is hard to understand the connection between such different structures, as the brightly colored brochure explains, the architects’ furniture work is often exemplary of their larger undertakings...