01. Installation view - Gallery	02. Installation view - Sculpture Courtyard	03. Installation view - Summer Living Room
04. Installation view - Summer Living Room	Byers, John Eric, USA	Capote, Yoan, Cuba
Corcoran, John, USA	Davidson, Donald, Canada	Diamond Teak, USA
Donghia Furniture	Ebner, David, USA	Ebner, David, USA
Esherick, Wharton, USA, (1887-1970)	Greeve, Jan / Ki-michi, Holland	Hokanson, Hans USA, (1928-1991)
Houshmand, John USA	Hurwitz, Michael, USA	Ince, Michael, USA
Jahns, Tom, USA	Karnes, Karen, USA	Kensley McKie, Judy USA
Kingsley-Bate, USA	Kott, Jerry, USA	Kraitz, Anna, Sweden
Kraitz, Gustav, Sweden	Kraitz, Gustav, Sweden	Lee, Lorna/John Muller Designs, USA
Lee, Lorna/John Muller Designs, USA	Lister Teak, UK	Maguire, USA
Makepeace, John, UK	Mori, Mauro, Italy	Munder Skiles, USA
Nakashima, Mira USA	Nurmesniemi, Antti, Finland	Partridge, Jim, UK
Putman, Andree, France	Rainaldi, Bruno, Italy for Design Within Reach	Robbins, Tucker, USA
Roberts, Anne / Feir Mill Design, Canada	Roberts, Anne / Feir Mill Design, Canada	Rosch, Michael, USA
Rosenthal, Tony, USA	Rudnicki, Ron, USA	Schultz, Richard, USA
Sook Park, Young, South Korea	Speidel, Julie, USA	Summit Furniture, USA
Swing, Johnny, USA	Tsukada, Keizo, Japan	Weatherend, USA
Wells, John/ Urban Hardwoods, USA	Wicker Works, USA	Wilson, Robert, USA

BENCHmark
Ladies and Gentlemens... Take Your Seats, Please! LHR's 2004 arts and garden exhibit sets the BENCHmark (standard) for garden seating. Organized by Jack Larsen and Associate Curator Wendy Van Deusen, this inventive show features fifty superb solutions to garden seating -- benches, settees, and stools, primarily contemporary in style, suitable for outdoors or garden areas such as patios and conservatories, public or residential. The creators are designers and architects, artists and craftmakers, using wood, metals, stone and stoneware to produce pieces, both one-of-a-kind and made for production, from Hans Hokanson's redwood bench (1989) and Keizo Tsukada's mahogany bench, to Ron Rudnicki's granite slab (2000) and Young Sook Park's ceramic, iron glazed seating arrangement of square stools. A few pieces on exhibit are in LongHouse collections; most will be new additions, with many remaining on permanent exhibit. We would like to acknowledge all the lenders to the exhibition as well as the numerous donors who arranged for the benches to become permanent in our gardens. So take your seats, relax, and enjoy the quiet atmosphere of LongHouse Reserve from the million daffodils of spring to the serene green of late summer. Opening Saturday, May 1, 2-6pm. On view through September 12.