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The Daily Heller: The Legacy of a Tool Guy – PRINT Magazine
A native of Texas, Eric Madsen began his design career in Houston before moving to Minneapolis. Following two early partnerships there—Frink, Casey & Madsen, and Madsen & Kuester—he founded The Office of Eric Madsen. Madsen premiered his new book of drawings, Carlyle’s Tools, at the College of Visual Arts Gallery in Minneapolis, and it has since been recognized by the Minneapolis Foundation, the Francis Hardy Center for the Arts, the Goldstein M…
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