24’ design miami
A selection of Betil Dagdelen's works from the Off By An Inch sHOW is being featured AT Cristina Grajales Gallery's booth IN Design Miami.
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A selection of Betil Dagdelen's works from the Off By An Inch sHOW is being featured AT Cristina Grajales Gallery's booth IN Design Miami.
download TEAR SHEETS OF PIECES SHOWN
24’ OFF BY AN INCH
Off By An Inch is a gallery show by Betil Dagdelen that purposefully brings together the artistry of weaving, the structure of furniture design, and the vibrancy of the lines that connect it all. Featuring a diverse array of pieces from chairs and tables to lamps and decorative accents, each artwork exemplifies the seamless integration of traditional weaving methods with modern design sensibilities. Through a harmonious blend of texture, pattern, and material, the exhibited works invite viewers to experience the tactile beauty and visual splendor of woven textiles in a new and captivating context.
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Off By An Inch is a gallery show by Betil Dagdelen that purposefully brings together the artistry of weaving, the structure of furniture design, and the vibrancy of the lines that connect it all. Featuring a diverse array of pieces from chairs and tables to lamps and decorative accents, each artwork exemplifies the seamless integration of traditional weaving methods with modern design sensibilities. Through a harmonious blend of texture, pattern, and material, the exhibited works invite viewers to experience the tactile beauty and visual splendor of woven textiles in a new and captivating context.
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present carnegie museum of art
Betil Dagdelen’s Reeve Chair is on view in the Carnegie Museum of Art’s exhibition, Extraordinary Ordinary Things, located in the Bruce Galleries. This ongoing exhibition showcases over 300 functional objects highlighting significant design developments from the past three centuries. Visitors can explore how designers have transformed everyday items into extraordinary pieces that blend utility with artistic expression.
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Betil Dagdelen’s Reeve Chair is on view in the Carnegie Museum of Art’s exhibition, Extraordinary Ordinary Things, located in the Bruce Galleries. This ongoing exhibition showcases over 300 functional objects highlighting significant design developments from the past three centuries. Visitors can explore how designers have transformed everyday items into extraordinary pieces that blend utility with artistic expression.
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