Articles Tagged with ''MoMA''

A new exhibition introduces the little-known architecture of Yugoslavia to a wider audience.

The Minneapolis-based art and architecture studio’s site-specific installation opened this week.

A new show at the Museum of Modern Art in New York unveils the glorious work of an African artist who reimagined architecture and the urban realm.

Jenny Sabin brings her multi-disciplinary design research to the forefront with a highly responsive synthetic canopy.

An eccentric show at the Museum of Modern Art, on view through October 1, uncovers little-known corners and crevices of the architect's staggering body of work.

A MoMA retrospective showcases the work of an important, but unfamiliar, documentary filmmaker.

“It’s like a gathering to decipher the Talmud,” architectural historian Jean-Louis Cohen observed at a three-day symposium of scholars, architects, and students discussing Robert Venturi’s famous opus, Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture, published 50 years ago.

For more than 60 million refugees, asylum seekers, and internally displaced people around the world, “shelter” has been experienced through relentless movement and escape.