The Scale of Things to Come

July 1 – November 19, 2006 reception: July 9, 2-5pm

Studio furniture makers are known for making one-of-a-kind benches, beds, dining tables and other furniture for the home. It’s a lesser know secret that many of these artists also work in miniature, designing scale models, or maquettes, as part of the creative process. Models provide artists the opportunity to visualize their designs in three dimensions while often utlizing multiple parts to determine style, size and proportion. It also provides them with a wonderful presentation tool to communicate their creative vision. Curated by Mark Del Guidice, this extensive exhibition presents an insightful look at the masterful maquettes of John Everdell, Fo Wilson, James Schriber and ten additional makers.

Hours

Museum and Shop

Open Daily, 10am-5pm

Admission

$8 adults; $5 seniors and students; free for members and children under 12.

Directions

From Route 128, 495 or 93 to Route 24:
Take Route 24 to Exit 18B, Route 27 North (Stoughton). Take the first right onto Oak Street. The Museum is located one mile down on the left.

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