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Exhibitions
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The Armory Show Addresses “Fair Fatigue” with a Flexible Layout by Frederick Fisher and Partners
On view September 9 through 11 at Manhattan’s Javits Center, the art fair takes cues from the city to help visitors get around intuitively.
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Piero Gilardi’s Nature Carpets Merge Art and Everyday Life
On view at New York's Magazzino Italian Art through January 2023, Gilardi: Tappeto-Natura is the artist's first museum retrospective in the United States.
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In Copenhagen, a Spotlight is Shone on Overlooked Women in Architecture
On view at the Danish Architecture Center in Copenhagen, Women in Architecture highlights contemporary women architects through three site-specific installations.
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Ryan Decker Creates an Immersive Neo-Medieval Installation at Superhouse
The designer's first solo show, Ryan Decker: Feudal Relief, is on view at the Manhattan design gallery through July 3.
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Vitra Design Museum Explores Design’s Complicated Relationship with Plastic
Plastic. Remaking Our World surveys the past and future of the controversial material.
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Three Textile Exhibitions Prove Fabric Is an Enduring Medium for Storytelling
Joana Vasconcelos at MassArt Art Museum, Legacy Russell’s The New Bend at Hauser & Wirth, and Stitched at Paula Cooper Gallery examine the ways in which textile artists weave stories.
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Profiles
Tellart Founder Matt Cottam on the Importance of Immersion in Both Life and Design
The founder of the Amsterdam-based studio leans on craft and technology to create innovative interactive experiences.
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Salon 94 Recreates Kate Millett’s 1967 Fantasy Furniture Exhibition
Prior to releasing her seminal text Sexual Politics in 1970, artist and activist Kate Millett explored the relationship between power and gender through furniture.
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Three Contemporary Artists Explore the Narrative Potential of Wallpaper
Alec Egan, Liz Nielsen, and Barrow Parke take cues from the decorative arts in their painting, photo, and multimedia practices.
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Objects of Common Interest Gets Up Close and Personal with Isamu Noguchi
The Noguchi Museum’s Hard, Soft, and All Lit Up with Nowhere to Go exhibition draws striking parallels between the contemporary studio and the influential master.
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An Exhibition at the Chicago Architecture Center Remembers Helmut Jahn
The architect, who died tragically this year, is survived by an iconoclastic and imaginative architectural oeuvre.
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Projects
In Athens, a Former Tobacco Factory Is Revived for a Contemporary Art Show
Launched in celebration of 200 years of Greek independence, the exhibition and the renovation shed light on an uncertain future for architecture in Athens.
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A Houston Exhibition Reimagines Links Between the Built Environment and Nature
Drawings at the Menil Collection ponder the fanciful, while addressing social unrest and ecological concerns.
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Berlin’s Architectural Transition to Postmodernism Gets an Overdue Examination
The Berlinische Galerie's exhibition Anything Goes? recounts how a global, contradictory Postmodernism took root on both sides of the Berlin Wall in the 1980s.
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A New Exhibition Makes Motherhood Visible Through Design
Organized by Egg Collective and Tealia Ellis Ritter, Designing Women III: MOTHER brings together 28 artists and designers—all of them mothers.
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Projects
An Immersive Installation Brings the Goodnight Moon Room to Manhattan
On view at Fort Makers gallery on the Lower East Side, Goodnight House showcases 14 artists and designers inspired by the children's classic.
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Profiles
The Fantastic Architecture of Niki de Saint Phalle
In her first major museum exhibition in New York City, MoMA PS1’s Niki de Saint Phalle: Structures for Life investigates the artist’s underexplored relationship to the built environment.
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Ceramics and Architecture: The Legacy of Betty Woodman
A 1984 Metropolis article captures artists Betty and George Woodman’s nomadic lives. Nearly four decades later, The Woodman Family Foundation archives the architectural sources of Betty’s work.
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The Clark Art Institute Turns Its 140-Acre Meadow into an Exhibition Site
After many architects left their traces on the museum's buildings, public sculptures by six contemporary artists add poetic gestures to the land.
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Q&A: Mariana Pestana Revisits Empathy at the 2020 Istanbul Design Biennial
The program of virtual and public interventions assembles a wide range of projects that seek to foster a symbiotic rapport between objects, humans, and nature.