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Cool Hunting Video Presents: Ron Arad Retrospective by Cool Hunting Video
Checking in with Ron Arad during the installation of his MoMA exhibit spanning nearly three decades of work, this video follows the Israeli designer as he leads us on a tour through the show. Arad explains how his unconventional design practice relates to his radically amorphous forms and to the show's title, "No Discipline."
No Discipline
Through 19 October 2009
MoMA
11 West 53 Street
New York, NY 10019
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