Model D TV: Eero Saarinen at Cranbrook
From our sister publication, metromode, comes a celebration of locally grown innovation: a video tour of the the Eero Saarinen exhibit at the Cranbrook Museum of Art.
From our sister publication, metromode,
comes a celebration of locally grown innovation: Tom Hendrickson’s
video tour of the the Eero Saarinen exhibit at the Cranbrook Museum of
Art.
Want to celebrate Detroit-bred creativity and innovation? Then take some time to ponder the influential work of 
celebrated Saarinen, whose works include the TWA Terminal at JFK Airport, Warren’s GM Tech Center, the
eponymous tulip chair and the Gateway Arch in St. Louis.
A national touring exhibit of Eero Saarinen’s work made its North American
debut at the Cranbrook Art Museum in mid-November, and metromode’s Tom
Hendrickson was there.
Click on the YouTube video below to watch the
tour, then check out metromode’s recent article, Why Cranbrook Matters.
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