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Formica Restaurant
           1      Tabletops with Inlays




         ARTISTS:  Works Progress Administration (WPA)
         designers and artists
         ARRIVAL/UNVEILED:  1935-36                                    Above: The tabletops hang as a group
         MEDIUM:  Formica® laminate with inlays                         in the Discovery Center.
         LOCATION: Discovery Center Lobby                               Far left:  They were originally created for diners
                                                                        in the Refectory, which is now BZ Red Hots.
         Tabletops inlaid with whimsical images of Zoo animals have
         entertained guests for decades. As part of the 2023 renovation
         of the Discovery Center, the 20 tabletops are now prominently
         displayed together on a lobby wall.
            They were designed by artist John Winters of the Works   created the Zoo’s early signage, murals, directional markers,
         Progress Administration (WPA) Federal Art Project and created   posters, sculptures, and other printed images.
         by WPA artists working at the Zoo under the supervision of   Many artists and craftspeople at the time were influenced
         artist Ralph Graham. When the Great Depression drove many   by the European Bauhaus movement. Its design-for-the-masses
         Americans out of work and temporarily halted the construction   aesthetic emphasized simplicity, functionality, and clean lines
         of Brookfield Zoo, WPA’s Federal Art Project was born.    and the use of modern materials and technologies. The fabrica-
         It included the Illinois Art Project. A number of talented   tion of the tabletops with Formica inlays was an early use of
         painters, sculptors, muralists, and graphic artists from Illinois   this technique.




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