5-15 Repeat DEAF Media Docent Tour (ASL only)de Young Museum--International Arts and Crafts: William Morris to Frank Lloyd Wright

From: DEAF Media - May 1, 2006

Our 4/23 Tour of the de Young's "Arts and Crafts: William Morris to Frank Lloyd Wright" Exhibition was so well received that we had a waiting list. Ron Trumble and the Museum graciously found another time slot for us to do a repeat presentation for the wait list. It will be on Monday, May 15th at 11:30 a.m. There is still some room for you to join this exceptional tour. First RSVP, first served!

This tour will be in ASL only.

Exhibition and RSVP info follows:

Encore presentation...

International Arts and Crafts:
William Morris to Frank Lloyd Wright

One of the most far-reaching and influential design movements of modern times, the Arts and Crafts Movement changed the very way people thought about work, design, and the home. The exhibition features more than 300 of the finest examples from turn-of-the-century Great Britain, Europe, America, and Japan...

with DEAF Media Docent:

Ron Trumble

Please note: Space is limited and preference is given to Deaf participants and their guests.

WHEN: May 15, 11:30 a.m.

WHERE: de Young Museum, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco

ADMISSION: Free with RSVP - A voluntary $5. donation to the museum is suggested, however.
($15.00 at the door without RSVP)

To RSVP:
e-mail: rsvp@deafmedia.org
TTY: (510) 841.0165
Voice: (510) 841.0163

EXHIBIT INFO:
http://www.thinker.org/deyoung/exhibitions/exhibition.asp?exhibitionkey=520

MUSEUM INFO: (including driving/parking/transit) Details and directions will be sent with rsvp confirmation.
http://www.thinker.org/deyoung/visiting/index.asp

WHO:
RON TRUMBLE is the owner and principal artist of Trumblewood in Berkeley, where his work includes a wide variety of styles such as Deco, Shaker, Japanese, and particularly the Arts and Crafts style, which he has studied extensively. He holds a BFA from Rochester Institute of Technology. He is Vice-president of the DEAF Media Board of Directors and Coordinator/Principal Artist for our Deaf Artists Workshops at the Oakland Museum.

DEAF MEDIA DOCENTS:
is a project of DEAF Media--providing Deaf museum guides and lecturers for arts and cultural institutions in the S.F.Bay Area.

We hope you will join us there!

Susan D. Rutherford, Ph.D.
Executive Director

DEAF Media, Inc.
www.deafmedia.org
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