exhibition

Weird Sensations Feels Good

An exhibition at ArkDes curated by James Taylor Foster that explores design and ASMR.

It Has to Do With Time

An exploration of Manthey Kula’s post-potential drawings, site-specific projects, and an email conversation with lead architect Beate Hølmebakk.

Landscape as Cult. Courtesy Bureau Europa

Romantic Nature, Raw Cultivation, and Verticality in “Landscape as Cult”

Questions (re)emerge around landscape and nature in this exhibition at Bureau Europa.

Installation view of Julian Charrière: Towards No Earthly Pole at Sean Kelly, New York
 January 31 – March 21, 2020
 Photography: Jason Wyche, New York
 Courtesy: Sean Kelly, New York

Shapes and Voids: “Towards No Earthly Pole” by Julian Charrière

This solo exhibition at Sean Kelly in New York features polar landscapes and explores how humans and the natural are inextricably linked.

Mary Mattingly, Desert Deployment 2, 2011. Image courtesy of the artist and Artworks for Change.

Circular, Portable, Visionary, and Resilient: Survival Architecture

Housing solutions for Climate Change are explored in this exhibition at the Museum of Craft and Design in San Francisco.

Un voyage, pas une destination (A journey, not a destination) Nicolas Dorval-Bory Architectes + VORBOT (Sammy Vormus, and Clément Talbot) in Hotel Metropole

Futuring Hotels in the Exhibition “Hotel Metropolis – Since 1818”

The exhibition at Pavillon de l’Arsenal imagines and defines the Parisian hotel.

International Architecture Biennial of Buenos Aires

International Architecture Biennial of Buenos Aires

The 17th Buenos Aires Architecture Biennial mixed, showed, promoted, and advertised contemporary architecture with the same impulse that characterized it from the beginning.

Paul Andersen and Paul Preissner Ph. Chris Strong

Paul Andersen and Paul Preissner to curate the US Pavilion Exhibition at the 17th International Architecture Biennale in Venice

The exhibition American Framing will run from May 23 to November 29 2020.

Tatiana Bilbao Estudio, from "Unraveling Modern Living," digital collage, 2019. Courtesy of Graham Foundation

Tatiana Bilbao Estudio Transforms Domestic Space in Unraveling Modern Living

Explore new forms of collectivity in this immersive installation at the Graham Foundation.

Efrain John Gonzalez Little West 12th Street 1986/2019 Digital print Courtesy of the artist

Learning from Experience: An Exploration of Two Exhibitions at the Leslie-Lohman Museum

Currently on view, “Paco Cao: Attribution” and “On Our Backs” raise new questions and possible methodologies.

Architecture Biennial © Chicago Architecture Biennial / Kendall McCaugherty, 2019

Celebrating Architecture Part II

Building the local ground to discuss architecture’s culture.

Tradition and Location of architecture events 2016-2018

Celebrating Architecture

The biennial as a regional, collective, and inconclusive phenomenon.

Installation image, FOOD Bigger than the Plate at V&A ©Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Community and Resilience: “FOOD: Bigger than the Plate” at the V&A

An exploration of the future of food in this London exhibition.

Gordon Matta-Clark, “(Étant d’art pour locataire),” Conical Intersect, 1975. Black ink on grid paper. Gordon Matta-Clark Collection, Canadian Centre for Architecture. Gift of Estate of Gordon Matta-Clark © Estate of Gordon Matta-Clark. Photo © CCA Out of the Box

Active and Tangible Tools: Gordon Matta-Clark at The Canadian Centre for Architecture

An exhibition series that explores the collection of architect and conceptual artist Gordon Matta-Clark through the eyes of three curators.

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Aquí Vive Gente at Storefront for Art and Architecture

The exhibition Aquí vive gente marks a new direction for Storefront Art and Architecture under the lead of José Esparza Chong Cuy.