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A School From the 1860s Is Transformed into a Museum of Language
Beyer Blinder Belle reimagined the Franklin School in Washington, D.C., as Planet Word, the world’s first voice-activated museum of language.
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The Adjaye Associates–Designed Basquiat Exhibition Looks Beyond the Myth of the Icon
The exhibition recreates the artist’s childhood home in Brooklyn, downtown studio, and the Michael Todd VIP Room at New York’s 1980s-era Palladium nightclub.
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Retracing the Painting Career of OMA Cofounder Zoe Zenghelis
Long overshadowed by her male counterparts, an exhibition at the Carnegie Museum of Art offers a corrective, reframing the full scope of this artist's work.
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Behind the Scenes of Hollywood
A new South Florida exhibition celebrates the value and artistry of the lifelike artwork behind some of Hollywood’s most beloved movie scenes.
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Lessons From Leedy
A retrospective on the career of Florida architect Gene Leedy is a revelation of midcentury modernism.
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Profiles
Q&A: Bruce Mau Discusses a New Documentary and Forthcoming Projects
MAU, a documentary about the category-defying designer’s life, premiered in New York City during NYCxDESIGN.
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Manhattan’s Japan Society Explores Artist Kazuko Miyamoto’s Relationship with her Studio Architecture
The Japanese American artist’s first survey in the United States pairs her iconic string constructions with her late-career kimonos.
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NYCxDESIGN is in Full Bloom with Floral Craft Activations
For the spring festival, Vitra releases a Flower Guide, Lutfi Janania unveils an installation, and the Museum of Arts and Design opens an exhibition, all positioning floral craft at the forefront of contemporary design.
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Ukraine is Top of Mind at the Venice Art Biennale
Piazza Ucraina, a showcase for Ukraininan artists, is among many installations shedding light on Russia's brutality during the arts festival.
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Thanks to Stefano Boeri, Architecture Finds its Way into the Venice Art Biennale
Italian architect Stefano Boeri teams up with video artist Calvin J. Lee to craft Hanji House, a fitting annex to Korean artist Chun Kwang Yung's Venice Biennale exhibition, Time Reimagined.
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Programs
Here’s the Official Guide to NYCxDESIGN: The Festival 2022
From installations to open studios, learn about everything that's happening in the Metropolis guide to NYCxDESIGN: The Festival 2022!
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Profiles
MASS Design Principal Katie Swenson on the Scarab
The architect and author explains the personal significance the scarab beetle bears for her and her family.
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Projects
An Exhibition and Book Give Different Perspectives of Potter Edith Heath
A show in Oakland and a book present varying views of one of the most influential ceramics designers of Midcentury America.
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Exploring the Weird, Wonderful Skyline of Art at Coachella
Having waited two long years to unveil their pieces, the artists behind some of Coachella's most otherworldly installations share the secrets behind their designs.
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Viewpoints
NADAAA and Moody Nolan Reflect on their New Project at the Met
The two architecture firms plan to the keep the emphasis on the design process—by making it a collective one.
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Profiles
Whether it’s Music, Painting, or Writing, Architect Anthony Poon Has a Story to Tell
Founder of Los Angeles firm Anthony Poon Design, the interdisciplinary architect discusses his first novel, the relationship between architecture and music, and designing for everyone.
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Projects
The Renovated and Expanded Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego Has a Complicated Relationship With Its History
Critic Mimi Zeiger finds beauty and serenity in Selldorf Architects' new cultural project, but misses much of its building's accumulated quirk and soul.
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Profiles
Zoe Zenghelis on Pursuing Creative Freedom
Painter and cofounder of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture spoke with Metropolis about the early days of OMA, pursuing a career as an artist, and her new solo show at the Carnegie Museum of Art.
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Taipei’s Monumental Music Center Revitalizes Urban Space and a Rapidly Changing Industry
Twelve years after winning the Ministry of Culture’s design competition, New York City-based RUR Architecture DPC completes the Taipei Music Center, sparking a cultural and creative neighborhood.