We are excited to share news about our next exhibition, At The Rose House: Green River Project LLC and Object & Thing, opening this fall from September 9–October 2. James Rose (1913–1991) was a Modernist landscape architect whose garden and house have been preserved in Ridgewood, New Jersey (approximately 20 miles from NYC). Rose's work and the house have been a longtime inspiration to Green River Project LLC (@greenriverprojectllc) who are making a new collection of furniture for the occasion. At The Rose House extends Object & Thing’s recent practice of organizing collaborative exhibitions within historic artists’ and architects’ own homes and builds upon Green River Project LLC and Object & Thing’s frequent collaborations. In addition to Green River Project LLC, the exhibition features works by: Paul Arnhold (@paularnholdglass) Alvaro Barrington (@alvarobarrington) Bloomstein Industrial (@bloomstein_industrial) Bode (@bode) Charles and Ray Eames (@eamesoffice) Louis Eisner (@lou.eisner) Green River Project LLC (@greenriverprojectllc) Hugh Hayden (@huthhayden) Lonnie Holley (@lonnieholleysuniverse) Nancy Holt (@holtsmithsonfoundation) Clementine Keith-Roach (@clementinekeithroach) Matt Kenny (@kenny_matt) Luck Carpentry (@luckcarpentry) Kiva Motnyk (@kivamotnyk) Michele Oka Doner (@micheleokadoner) Johnny Ortiz-Concha (@johnnyadaoortiz; @shed_project) Frances Palmer (@francespalmer) Preziosi Lighting (@preziosilighting) Teague’s Path (@teaguespath) Anne Truitt (@annetruitt) Masaomi Yasunaga (@masaomi_yasunaga) A percentage of sales will benefit The James Rose Center (@jamesrosecenter). The exhibition requires considerable collaboration among colleagues throughout the art and design communities. Galleries and organizations contributing works include: Blum & Poe (@blumandpoe), Eames Office (@eamesoffice), Electronic Arts Intermix (@electronicartsintermix), Holt/Smithson Foundation (@holtsmithsonfoundation), Lisson Gallery (@lisson_gallery), Matthew Marks Gallery (@matthewmarksgallery), Nonaka-Hill (@nonakahillgallery) & P.P.O.W (@ppowgallery). Visitor Information is available through The James Rose Center. Photo by Michael Biondo (@mikebiondophoto)