In 1944, Ray Eames, a high-spirited and trained abstract painter, participated in a group exhibition at the Los Angeles County…

In 1944, Ray Eames, a high-spirited and trained abstract painter, participated in a group exhibition at the Los Angeles County…
The Toy is an Eames design whose function is obvious by hearing its simple name. However, its origins took inspiration…
There is a misconception about Charles and Ray Eames: they spent a great deal of time entertaining, socializing, and traveling….
The Eames Solar Do-Nothing Machine was a solar-powered toy made as a commission for the Aluminum Company of America, or…
In a series of commissions for the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair, the 1964 New York World’s Fair, and the 1968…
The care and stewardship of the Eames Office’s photographic archive have undergone a transition in the last few months as…
Sample Lesson was a lecture series hosted by the University of Georgia’s Department of Fine Arts in January 1953. The…
When Charles and Ray first moved to Los Angeles in 1941, Charles worked as a set designer for MGM. The job…
Charles Eames once remarked, “never let the blood show.” When the Eames Office presented a project to the public—whether it…
Charles and Ray felt free to move and reorganize their belongings during their first decade in the Eames House. Similar…
When reading through various oral histories from the Eames Office at 901 Washington Blvd., an anecdote from Tina Beebe (an…
If you were to question an Eames Office staff member, peer, or family about their time with Charles and Ray,…