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Why Make? Episode 37: Bonus Make! with Ellie Richards

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In this episode of Bonus Make! we continue our conversation with Ellie Richards, a furniture designer, sculptor and teacher who is currently a resident artist at the Penland School of Crafts.

We talk with Ellie about her project “The Highboy’s Understory: Deconstructing the Icon” in which she examines the Winterthur, Delaware Museum, Garden and Library’s collection of high chests and other related forms.

Richards plans to incorporate this research in a new line of work that responds to and reflects on the many stories, about race, class and society as embodied and embedded in these iconic furniture forms.

Join us as we crack open and unpack the grand and flamboyant 17th century high boy with maker Ellie Richards.

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Discover more about Ellie and her work at www.ellie-richards.com

Find out more about her highboy project and more about Winterthur here www.winterthur.org

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In this episode of Bonus Make! we continue our conversation with Ellie Richards, a furniture designer, sculptor and teacher who is currently a resident artist at the Penland School of Crafts.

We talk with Ellie about her project “The Highboy’s Understory: Deconstructing the Icon” in which she examines the Winterthur, Delaware Museum, Garden and Library’s collection of high chests and other related forms.

Richards plans to incorporate this research in a new line of work that responds to and reflects on the many stories, about race, class and society as embodied and embedded in these iconic furniture forms.

Join us as we crack open and unpack the grand and flamboyant 17th century high boy with maker Ellie Richards.

IMG_5314.JPG
Ellie+Richards+Highboy.jpeg
ellie richards highboy1.JPG
ellierichards highboy2.JPG
ellierichards highboy3.JPG
ellierichards highboy4.JPG
ellierichards highboy5.JPG
ellierichards highboy6.0.JPG
ellierichards highboy6.JPG
ellierichards highboy7.JPG
EllieRichards highboy8.JPG
Richards_Ellie_ArtistProfile1.jpeg

Discover more about Ellie and her work at www.ellie-richards.com

Find out more about her highboy project and more about Winterthur here www.winterthur.org

  continue reading

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