"Utopia Ltd." Revisits The Unbuilt Dreams of the Russian Avant-Garde
A new London gallery explores the revolutionary architectural and sculptural work of the Russian Constructivists.
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Mr. Glass: The Met Presents the Glassworks of Carlo Scarpa
Thought Carlo Scarpa was all about marble and concrete? A new review of the architect-designer's glassware begs to differ.
Kickstart This Deborah Sussman Retrospective
The WUHO Gallery will launch the new exhibition, Deborah Sussman Loves L.A., with the help of Kickstarter.
Examining Architecture and Photography's Interdependence
A current exhibition looks at the long and fascinating relationship between architecture and photography.
Q&A: Greg Lynn on Architecture's Early Flirtations With the Computer
The Canadian Centre for Architecture and Greg Lynn uncover the early history of digital design.
MoMA PS1 Asks Urban Dwellers to Survive in Their Courtyard
An installation at MoMA's PS1 brings up questions about the structures in which we live.
Review: The Ins and Outs of Pixar at the MoMA
Museum-goers are given a glimpse into the pioneering processes of Pixar Animation Studios.
What Le Corbusier and James Turrell Can Tell Us About Working with Nature
Lessons in humility and connecting with nature from two modern masters
For MOCA, P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S Experiments with Carbon Fiber
Integrating advanced manufacturing, architectural design, and digital media create an alternative mode of production for architecture
Manuel Estrada: A Journey Into The Design Process
The Spanish designer’s exhibition at the AIGA reveals the beauty of the design process.
Temple of Spirit: James Turrell Transforms Guggenheim Rotunda
The Guggenheim rotunda is transformed into a sublime skyspace in James Turrell’s new exhibition.
The Modern Domestic Interior Is A Battleground, Exhibit Shows
An exhibition at the SculptureCenter lays bare the complexities of the modern domestic interior
Artist Dannielle Tegeder Tailors Her Solo Exhibit to the Museum Itself
The new Wellin Museum of Art brings the artist, Dannielle Tegeder together with the architects, Machado & Silvetti
Manufactured Landscape: MoMA Revisits Le Corbusier in Unlikely Way
The Museum of Modern Art celebrates the relationship between Le Corbusier and landscape.
New Exhibit Asserts Koloman Moser's Place in the Canon
The modernist Koloman Moser gets his first American retrospective.
The Enduring Impact of Edo-Era Japanese Prints
The influence of Japanese prints from the Edo era is still felt in art and design today.
The Getty Celebrates L.A. Architecture, Including the Buildings That Might Have Been
Architecture shows in Los Angeles examine the city that is, and the one that might have been.
The Getty Celebrates L.A. Architecture, Including the Buildings That Might Have Been
Architecture shows in Los Angeles examine the city that is, and the one that might have been.
Olson Kundig Transforms Vacant Storefront Into Brainstorming Space
Serving as an informal R&D lab, the firm’s street-front exhibition space helps them interact with the public and discover new paths to creativity.
Inside Outside: Designing Textiles As Extensions of Architectural Thinking
Inside Outside shapes its stunning textiles through a constant dialogue with its collaborators.
