Building Cranbrook: Saarinen in Michigan

Eliel Saarinen was already an architect of renown in his native Finland before emigrating with his family to the United States in 1923. He would meet George Booth, Cranbrook’s founder along with his wife Ellen Scripps Booth, through his son Henry who was studying architecture with Saarinen at the University of Michigan. Saarinen would commence […]

Cranbrook surveys its history in ‘With Eyes Opened’ | Live Auctioneers

With Eyes Opened: A Diverse Retrospective On Cranbrook’s Legacy | The Decorative Arts Trust

Michigan exhibit shows why a chair can be more than a place to sit | PBS Newshour

James Haefner: Michigan Modern

Featuring 50 photographs by acclaimed Bloomfield Hills-based photographer James Haefner, this exhibition explores Michigan’s extraordinary legacy in architectural modernism. Diverse in style and rich in significance, Michigan Modern documents landmark buildings throughout the state, from the innovative GM Tech Center designed by Eero Saarinen in Warren, Michigan and the refined beauty of Minoru Yamasaki’s McGregor […]

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