Articles Tagged with ''Exhibitions''

A fascinating new exhibition at the Queens Museum offers a glimpse at the myriad unbuilt projects planned for New York City.

The site-specific works use the security fence to make a statement about the current geopolitical landscape.

An installation designed by Shohei Shigematsu and OMA New York serves as the backdrop for a cross-cultural look at scaffolding’s many applications.

Five years opening in Rotterdam, the retrospective returns to the architect’s hometown.

A sequel of sorts to the artist’s earlier show, Color(ed) Theory, a new exhibition offers a new perspective on William's bold work with bright and monolithic color.

For an architect born in the 19th century, Frank Lloyd Wright was modern in ways that still seem surprising.

For more than 150 years, world’s fairs have tapped into the cultural psyche of nations, showcasing advancements in design and technology, art and architecture, and more.

The 10th edition of the International Design Biennial of Saint Etienne focuses on the theme Working Promise: Shifting Work Paradigms.

The first of six monographic exhibitions at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art will examine the work of China’s only Pritzker Prize–winner.

A new exhibition explores the influence of the designer’s choice to enter Poston War Relocation Center in the Arizona desert.