The Smithsonian Design Triennial, Making Home, commissioned 25 artists to explore how design intertwines with contemporary life, creating immersive, site-specific works that reflect domesticity.
Curators face a challenge: to depict objects in context, requiring them to include broader aspects of contemporary life within the museum's walls.
The exhibition features a range of installations, from poignant to mundane, illustrating the diversity in American domestic life and the variations in design sensibility.
With Living Room: Orlean, Virginia, the triennial brings a family narrative to life, demonstrating how personal history merges with broader themes of home and community.
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