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

The Chicago-based artist pays homage to British craft and manufacturing traditions while alluding to notions of communion, music, and public participation.

The Block House’s "BQE" exhibit proposes five collaborative projects that seek to tackle how to replace the city’s once divisive, now deteriorating expressway.

The founding director of the African Futures Institute and previously the founder and director of University of Johannesburg's GSA has been appointed to organize the international exhibition.