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Just opened at MAD: John Procario: Freeforms. Procario bends and twists slender strips of ash wood by hand into continuous, looping ribbons. Discreetly embedded LEDs trace each curve, giving his light sculptures the illusion of endless movement. The same instinct shapes his Sculpted Sofas, where every form follows the line and direction of its freeform wood base. Slow, intuitive, and guided by the material’s natural curve, Procario’s process is best experienced up close. Be among the first to see it this weekend. Plan your visit at the link in bio. On view through April 4, 2027. _____________ Installation view of John Procario: Freeforms. Photo credit: @nyceventphotography 30 Oct 2026

This November at MAD, get hands-on in our workshops, hear from leaders in craft and design, explore teen programs, join a virtual verbal description tour of Nike: Form Follows Motion, and more! Swipe to see what’s happening. 02 Nov 2026

@Nike: Form Follows Motion is now on view! The ultimate exhibition of the world’s most influential sports brand explores 50 years of design history and traces how a small running outfit in Oregon grew into a global phenomenon. Showcasing sport as a driver of design innovation, the exhibition assembles rarely seen experimental prototypes, original design studies, rarities, and one-offs alongside the brand’s most iconic shoe collaborations. Nike: Form Follows Motion will be on view from September 12, 2026–Mar 7, 2027. Tap the link in bio for tickets! Nike: Form Follows Motion is organized by @vitradesignmuseum , Weil am Rhein, Germany, and is curated by @GlennAdamson and assistant curator Marcella Hanika, with exhibition design by @jaydenaali and @ja__projects, with graphic design by Daniel Streat, Visual Fields. #madnike 12 Sep 2026

Helen Drutt, one of the most influential voices in contemporary jewelry, joins us Wednesday, November 18, for a lively and intimate afternoon conversation. Senior Curator Barbara Paris Gifford will sit down with her longtime friend and colleague to explore Drutt’s remarkable career and her four decades of championing contemporary jewelry in the United States and Germany. Following the conversation, Drutt will be joined by artists featured in Among Friends: American and German Jewelry Artists from the Helen Williams Drutt Collection for a book signing. Published jointly by three Munich institutions (the Danner Foundation, Die Neue Sammlung, and Galerie Handwerk), the book celebrates Drutt’s 40 years of work between the two countries, where she has built connections, nurtured artists, and helped establish contemporary jewelry as a vital creative practice. Tap the link in bio for tickets. The book features MAD Collection artists including: Falko Marx Heilige (saint) ring,1985 Gold, porcelain miniature, liquid, gold and platinum needles, and gold granules Judy Onofrio Garden of Temptation, 1994 Vintage Czechoslovakian beads, glass, shell, coral, and metal Bruce Metcalf Wood Pin #28, 1988 23k gold leaf, enamel paint, maple, and brass 11 Nov 2026

Born on this day in 1945, jewelry artist Eleanor Moty has spent more than four decades turning stone into abstract brooches. But stone wasn’t always at the center of her work. When she rose to prominence in the early 1970s, Moty made her name with photofabrication and electroforming, creating narrative pieces that showed her technical innovation and the Funk aesthetic of the time. Toward the end of the decade, she turned to stone, and almost all of her work since has begun with one. Complex-cut crystals are at the heart of her practice, which she treats as a two-way conversation with the landscape. Icicle Brooch II (1989), in the MAD collection, was made during Moty’s 28 years teaching at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Its hard-edged facets are softened by the rutile inclusions suspended inside the quartz, like frost caught in ice. The work recalls the icicles that hung from the leaves of the rural Illinois farmhouse where Moty grew up. _____________ Eleanor Moty Icicle Brooch II, 1989. Sterling silver, 22k gold, and rutilated quartz 10 Nov 2026

This Thursday, November 12, join us for exclusive after-hours access to Nike: Form Follows Motion. During the gallery talk and walkthrough, gain a deeper appreciation of design as a driver of innovation. Our expert guide will deliver an insider’s look at Nike’s 50 years of hands-on experimentation, the craft behind the brand, and the key players who built a grassroots startup into a global phenomenon. MAD Members receive a discount! Tap the link in bio for tickets. #madnike #nike #sneakerculture #designhistory 09 Nov 2026

Meet Sula Bermudez-Silverman, our Burke Resident this year! The Burke Residency, a biennial partnership between the Museum of Art and Design (MAD) and The Studio, offers selected Burke Prize finalists an immersive opportunity to explore glass as a new material and expand their creative practice. Known for work that draws from mythology, history, and material exploration, Sula used her time as this year’s Burke resident to experiment across multiple glassmaking processes, moving between the hot shop, kiln casting, kilnforming, and mold-making as ideas evolved. She focused on investigations involving glass panes and metal, exploring slumping processes, mold release materials, kiln schedules, and new approaches to working across different techniques. She also continued experiments with blowing glass through metal and kiln casting with silica and plaster molds. “The residency gave me the precious gift of uninterrupted time and space to learn and experiment with glass in ways I hadn’t before and to follow ideas across different processes. I loved being able to move between the hot shop, casting, and kiln work, and to try things that I don’t usually have access to. I learned so much from the brilliant people I worked with at Corning, who helped me take my experiments further than I could have on my own.” — @cyber.sula We’re excited to see how the experiments, discoveries, and new directions that emerged during Sula’s time at The Studio continue to take shape in her work. ✨ 08 Nov 2026

This Saturday, November 7, join us for Family Studio: Making Crankies! Drawing inspiration from Nike: Form Follows Motion, this hands-on workshop led by puppeteer and fiber artist @jhannham introduces participants to crankies, also known as storytelling machines. Working together to create a visual narrative, families will create dynamic landscapes on a paper scroll for a pair of traveling puppet sneakers. Family Studio is a 90-minute collaborative workshop for children ages five and up and their caregivers. All materials are provided. Space is limited. Tap the link in bio to register. 05 Nov 2026

It's Pay What You Wish at MAD tonight! 🎟 Pay what you like and explore the galleries until 8 pm. Can't make it tonight? Admission is Pay What You Wish from 5 to 8 pm on the first Wednesday of every month. _____ Photo: Visitor enjoying John Procario: Freeforms now on view on the 2nd floor. Photo credit: Toby Tennenbaum 04 Nov 2026

It’s Election Day! Democracy is handmade, one vote at a time. Make a plan and exercise your right to vote today. 🗳️ ____________________ Lenore Tawney Untitled (Flag), 1974 Linen, manuscript paper, Liquitex, and buttons 03 Nov 2026

Discover the making of John Procario: Freeforms – Sculptural Explorations in Wood and Light in a special behind-the-scenes film, now available on our YouTube channel via the link in bio. Join Todd Merrill for an intimate look inside Procario’s studio, exploring the creative process and technical innovation behind his sculptural works. The film also features conversations with Todd Merrill and interviews with Glenn Adamson, Elissa Auther, Christopher Gaona, and Tony Ingrao, offering insight into Procario’s singular approach to the intersection of art, craft, light, and design. Todd Merrill Studio is proud to celebrate John Procario’s first solo museum exhibition at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) in New York City. On view through April 4, 2027, Freeforms – Sculptural Explorations in Wood and Light marks a significant milestone in contemporary design as the first museum solo exhibition devoted to LED sculptural lighting. From his iconic Freeform light sculptures to his Sculpted Sofas, Procario continues to redefine the possibilities of contemporary collectible design through an exploration of material, form, and light. As curator and design historian Glenn Adamson writes, Procario’s works “float free” of their historical precedents, with “each [being] a pure boundary establishing its own framework of reference.” Watch the full behind-the-scenes film on our YouTube channel. Exhibition generously supported by Dedar Milano. 03 Nov 2026

Happy Marathon Day, New York! 🏅👟 In 2016, Nike launched an attempt to run a marathon in under two hours. Kenyan runner Eliud Kipchoge pulled off the superhuman feat on his second attempt, on October 12, 2019, finishing with twenty seconds to spare at 01:59:40. The shoe seen here was made for Zersenay Tadese, one of Kipchoge’s fellow marathoners on the Breaking2 project. The shoe’s curving lines and tapered heel make it look sculptural, but the shape is actually determined by sports science. See this design and more in Nike: Form Follows Motion, on view at MAD through March 7, 2027. ______________ »Zoom Vaporfly Elite« poster, with Eliud Kipchoge attempting to break the 2-hour marathon barrier, »Breaking2«, 2017 © From the campaign: »The Barrier Just Got That Much Closer«, Nike, Inc. #MADNIKE #NYCMarathon #Nike 01 Nov 2026

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