Michigan Modern: Design That Shaped America
by Amy L. Arnold, Brian D. Conway
Michigan Modern: Design That Shaped America explores Michigan’s role in the story of modern design. With a focus on the state’s connection to American visual and material culture, the book provides an accessible perspective for readers interested in design history, architecture, and Michigan’s cultural identity.
About This Book
Michigan Modern: Design That Shaped America examines modern design through the lens of Michigan and its place in American culture.
The book considers how design helped shape the visual and material identity associated with the state.
It offers a focused introduction to the connections between Michigan, modernism, and the broader history of American design.
Written by Amy L. Arnold and Brian D. Conway, this title is suited to readers interested in design history and Michigan’s cultural legacy.
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