International Arts and Crafts Show at the DeYoung Musuem
International Arts and Crafts
International Arts and Crafts: William Morris to Frank Lloyd WrightThis major exhibition is the first to explore the Arts and Crafts movement from a truly international perspective. It traces the development of the movement from its flourishing in Britain in the 1880s to its interpretation and development in America, continental Europe, and Japan. The Arts and Crafts movement was arguably one of the most far reaching and influential design movements of modern times. It laid the foundations for international approaches to design and lifestyle in the 20th century through new attitudes toward work, design and home. Until now, no exhibition has brought together Arts and Crafts from around the world, and none has included Japan.
The show is currently running.
18 March - 18 June 2006
http://www.deyoungmuseum.org/
Fine Arts Musuems of San Francisco
Admission and TicketsTicket prices for International Arts and Crafts: William Morris to Frank Lloyd Wright: Adults $15, Seniors (65 and older, with ID) $12, Youth 13-17 $11, Children 12 and under are free. Special exhibition tickets include general admission to the museum. The last special exhibition tickets are sold one hour prior to the museum’s closing.
Fine Arts Museums Members are always admitted FREE.
Reserve tickets to the de Young by ordering online. Advance purchase tickets can be picked up at the museum by swiping the credit card used to purchase the tickets at one of the de Young's self-service ticket kiosks.Tickets may also be purchased at the door, at one of the museum’s self-service ticket kiosks, or by calling 1.866.912.6326.
International Arts and Crafts: William Morris to Frank Lloyd WrightThis major exhibition is the first to explore the Arts and Crafts movement from a truly international perspective. It traces the development of the movement from its flourishing in Britain in the 1880s to its interpretation and development in America, continental Europe, and Japan. The Arts and Crafts movement was arguably one of the most far reaching and influential design movements of modern times. It laid the foundations for international approaches to design and lifestyle in the 20th century through new attitudes toward work, design and home. Until now, no exhibition has brought together Arts and Crafts from around the world, and none has included Japan.
The show is currently running.
18 March - 18 June 2006
http://www.deyoungmuseum.org/
Fine Arts Musuems of San Francisco
Admission and TicketsTicket prices for International Arts and Crafts: William Morris to Frank Lloyd Wright: Adults $15, Seniors (65 and older, with ID) $12, Youth 13-17 $11, Children 12 and under are free. Special exhibition tickets include general admission to the museum. The last special exhibition tickets are sold one hour prior to the museum’s closing.
Fine Arts Museums Members are always admitted FREE.
Reserve tickets to the de Young by ordering online. Advance purchase tickets can be picked up at the museum by swiping the credit card used to purchase the tickets at one of the de Young's self-service ticket kiosks.Tickets may also be purchased at the door, at one of the museum’s self-service ticket kiosks, or by calling 1.866.912.6326.
posted by SF Bay Digital Images at Friday, April 14, 2006
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