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Is MoMA’s First Latin American Architectural Survey in 60 Years Too Little Too Late?

An expansive exhibition at MoMA reflects on Latin America’s Modernist legacy. Does it do the region justice?

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“Radical Cities” Finds Radical Alternatives in Slums, Exurbs, and Enclaves

An appraisal of Justin McGuirk's travelogue through Latin America celebrates both ingenious bottom-up urban strategies and collaborative, top-down architectural design.

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The Future Was Latin America: Barry Bergdoll on the Region’s Legacy of Visionary Modern Architecture

MoMA curator Barry Bergdoll on the goals of the museum's latest exhibition, "Latin America in Construction: Architecture 1955–1980," and how the region was a "place of origins for ideas"