New School of Etiquette Partners with Montclair Arts Museum For The Unveiling of Internationally Known Artist Jean Shin’s Exhibit, HOST.

In honor of the unveiling, Host by artist Jean Shin, Montclair Arts Museum has partnered with the New School of Etiquette to host an etiquette workshop designed especially for kids. Jean Shin’s sculpture was fabricated entirely from metal forks, knives, and spoons, which serve as a metaphor for personal and family histories and symbolize the ritual of the family meal. The workshop will be hosted by Tatia Adams Fox, President and Certified International Etiquette and Protocol Consultant of the New School of Etiquette.  The South Orange NJ based nationally recognized program is the only social intelligence and etiquette nine-month curriculum in the country. The workshop will include helpful tips on table manners and place setting etiquette in a gallery atmosphere, surrounded by art from around the world. The pre-Thanksgiving event will take place on Saturday, November 23rd from 10 a.m. - 12 noon at the Montclair Arts Museum.