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Pratt Manhattan Gallery installation. Assembled in large or small groups, the tables' sweeping radiused corners logic is extended to wall graphics to create a unified visual environment and consistent identity for changing venues. © Rice+Lipka Architects
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Simple table geometries frame individual works. Bartholomäus Traubeck's Years, which Traubeck utilized in a live performance at Pratt Manhattan Gallery on Feb 21, 2019. © Rice+Lipka Architects
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Installation view at the Columbia Museum of Art & Design. RL devised a modular series of lightweight tables that enables the show to easily tour. Courtesy CMA, © Drew Baron.
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Pratt Manhattan Gallery installation. Display tables vary in height to create a display landscape that can respond to the unique spatial characteristic of each venue. © Rice+Lipka Architects
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Pratt Manhattan Gallery installation. The exhibition is the first that brings together works from both known and emerging designers pursuing the passage of time as an area of inquiry. © Rice+Lipka Architects
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The display landscape varies in height & configuration to respond to the works & to the unique spatial characteristics of each venue. Courtesy Knoxville Museum of Art.
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Pratt Manhattan Gallery installation of Glithero's Blueware Tiles, 2011 (wall) & Ryan Mario Yasin's Petit Pli, 2017-18 (tables). © Rice+Lipka Architects
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The logic of the display tables' sweeping radiused corners extends to wall graphics to create a unified visual environment. Edhv, Morphodynamic, 2015. © Rice+Lipka Architects
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Plan perspective of Pratt Manhattan Gallery installation illustrating three semi-contiguous curatorial groups: Time Performed, Time as Creator, & Time Visualized. The graphic logic of the tables & walls resonate to create a unified visual environment. © Rice+Lipka Architects
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Display tables & wall graphics are rendered in three shades of grey, subtlety distinguishing between the three conceptual themes of the exhibition: Time Performed, Time as Curator, & Time Visualized. © Rice+Lipka Architects
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Installation view at the Columbia Museum of Art & Design. RL devised a modular series of lightweight tables that enables the show to easily tour. Courtesy CMA, © Drew Baron.
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Display tables vary in height to create a varied display landscape. Pratt Manhattan Gallery installation of Glithero's Blueware Tiles, 2011 (wall) & Ryan Mario Yasin's Petit Pli, 2017-18 (tables). © Rice+Lipka Architects