How Abstract Art Influenced Frank Lloyd Wright's Architecture at the Guggenheim
Nonobjective art may have been a major factor in Wright's design for the Guggenheim, according to a new Yale University Press book.
Author: Kelly Chan
MoMA to Mount "Anthology" of Frank Lloyd Wright's Little-Known Works
The Museum of Modern Art will exhibit 450 artifacts, as well as objects hand-picked by influential scholars, from the Frank Lloyd Wright archives.
The Man Who Elevated Landscape to Art
Roberto Burle Marx was more than the peerless landscape architect who revolutionized the garden aesthetic. He was also a consummate artist whose innovations drew on a wide range of cultural and natural references.
John Hejduk’s House of the Suicide Follies Find a Permanent Home in Prague
John Hejduk’s The House of the Suicide follies find a permanent home in the Czech Republic’s capital.
