The Object in Its Place: As Designed by Ted Cohen

The Museum of Craft and Design is especially proud to present a distinctive, celebratory exhibition honoring the extraordinary exhibition designer Ted Cohen (1928-2021). Brimming with artwork from a selection of collectors and artists spaced as vignettes, in addition to a special feature on Ted hims...

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