Susan Clark is set to unveil an ambitious new chapter for Radnor with a gallery in Sutton Tower, 70 stories above Manhattan. This move goes beyond location; it signifies a shift toward a minimalist aesthetic that complements the tower's design. Clarkâs focus on creating a dialogue between design and architecture aims to solve specific design challenges and foster meaningful interactions. The exhibition features works like a dining table made from centuries-old Japanese Zelkova wood and a collection by Sebastian Cox that emphasizes regenerative design practices.
The spaces we show in give us specific problems to solve, and specific potential to fulfill. It's a more meaningful exercise for designers, and a more relevant way to show designs.
I'm delighted to open our newest location at Sutton Tower with this new collection of works. Evolution in Form reflects not only our exploration of new creative horizons with our designers.
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