Articles Tagged with ''Exhibitions''

A new exhibition in New York showcases influential yet little-known drawings by the late Parisian artist and architect. 

The initial show in the new space ponders the architecture of reparations in the city’s Bronzeville neighborhood.

Long objects of fascination for architects, cars blend engineering, art, and architecture—but have created or exacerbated a host of contemporary crises.

At Columbia College's Glass Curtain Gallery, the DAP Collective asks viewers to question their assumptions about racial justice and the built environment.

“The Project of Independence: Architectures of Decolonization in South Asia, 1947 – 1985,” on view at the Museum of Modern Art, ignores the failings of modernist design and planning.

The director of Penn State’s SOFTLAB and founding member of the Black Reconstruction Collective explores designing responsive textiles for inhabitable spaces.

In a time when building construction is contributing to multiple global crises, the American-Israeli designer posits that nature has much to teach us.

The exhibition explores the modernist Chicago architect’s House of Tomorrow built for the city’s Century of Progress international exposition.