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Ruth Asawa

Ruth Asawa Lanier, Inc. is run by a small team that includes Asawa's own children and grandchildren. They're not just archiving her work, they're actively keeping her story alive for anyone who wants to dig in, whether you're a curator, a student, or just someone who stumbled onto her wire sculptures and got curious. The main draw is their permanent exhibition space at Minnesota Street Project. It's 1,714 square feet of ground-floor gallery, opened for her centennial, and it gives the public a rare look at pieces that don't usually see the light of day. If you're into art that feels both delicate and structural, this is the spot. They're open Tuesday through Saturday, 11AM to 4PM. Closed Sunday and Monday, so plan accordingly. It's not a huge operation, but that's kind of the point. You're getting access to a legacy that's still being tended by the people who knew her best.

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Ruth Asawa Lanier, Inc. is run by a small team that includes Asawa's own children and grandchildren. They're not just archiving her work, they're actively keeping her story alive for anyone who wants to dig in, whether you're a curator, a student, or just someone who stumbled onto her wire sculptures and got curious. The main draw is their permanent exhibition space at Minnesota Street Project. It's 1,714 square feet of ground-floor gallery, opened for her centennial, and it gives the public a rare look at pieces that don't usually see the light of day. If you're into art that feels both delicate and structural, this is the spot. They're open Tuesday through Saturday, 11AM to 4PM. Closed Sunday and Monday, so plan accordingly. It's not a huge operation, but that's kind of the point. You're getting access to a legacy that's still being tended by the people who knew her best.

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Ruth Asawa

Ruth Asawa Lanier, Inc. is run by a small team that includes Asawa's own children and grandchildren. They're not just archiving her work, they're actively keeping her story alive for anyone who wants to dig in, whether you're a curator, a student, or just someone who stumbled onto her wire sculptures and got curious. The main draw is their permanent exhibition space at Minnesota Street Project. It's 1,714 square feet of ground-floor gallery, opened for her centennial, and it gives the public a rare look at pieces that don't usually see the light of day. If you're into art that feels both delicate and structural, this is the spot. They're open Tuesday through Saturday, 11AM to 4PM. Closed Sunday and Monday, so plan accordingly. It's not a huge operation, but that's kind of the point. You're getting access to a legacy that's still being tended by the people who knew her best.