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Soban Stool history The Arts Club of Chicago

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The Arts Club of Chicago and the Ruth Page Center for Dance as well as commissioned performances at The University of Chicago and The Dance Center

and the patron of the city of Tenochtitlan

and Cesarea Tinajero

He/they hold an MFA from Southern Illinois University (USA) and a BA from Loughborough College of Art (UK)

Soban Stool history The Arts Club of ChicagoDrawing from the form of Korean traditional portable dining tables called soban (), the stool reflects on relationships built around making and eating food. Dimensions: 17 x 12 x 10" Materials: Ash Adelaide Kong (Laikeview) Adelaide Kong is a Korean born, American raised designer currently based in Chicago. She seeks to create work that evokes feelings of comfort and familiarity while also delving into the deeper meanings of her heritage. By combining

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