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‘Chat Group’ Architecture’s avant-garde academic fringe has always made a happy home at the Southern California Institute of Architecture, or SCI-Arc as it is more generally known. Founded in 1972 in an effort to provide a more experimental and less
PIN-UP
‘Price Done Right’ The late Ken Price may have been a local hero in Southern California, but the artist’s oeuvre — largely a collection of bulbous and/or oblong ceramic objects — is less well known in the rest of the U.S. or internationally. This
WIRED
‘This plug-and-play museum in Texas took its inspiration from nature’ The new Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas, Texas, is a “huge plug-and-play puzzle”, according to Thom Mayne, founder of Morphosis Architects, who oversaw the project. The building is made
KCRW
DnA: Design and Architecture Part of the extended programming of KCRW’s DnA: Design and Architecture broadcast, I will be contributing as a “DJ” (design journalist), adding a fresh voice and perspective to the program as well as keeping track of emerging
Abitare
‘Iwan Baan: The Way We Live’ The renowned Dutch architectural photographer Iwan Baan recently opened a solo-exhibition in Los Angeles at Perry Rubenstein Gallery. Titled The Way We Live, the exhibit chronicles the last eight years of the artist’s prolific career from
TANK
‘Rachel Armstrong talks to Danielle Rago’ Reimagining the city while challenging traditional architectural conventions, British scientist and architect Rachel Armstrong has invented a new practice that aligns our contemporary cities with evolving ecosystems typically found in nature. Armstrong’s book, Living
TANK
‘Rachel Armstrong talks to Danielle Rago’ Reimagining the city while challenging traditional architectural conventions, British scientist and architect Rachel Armstrong has invented a new practice that aligns our contemporary cities with evolving ecosystems typically found in nature. Armstrong’s book, Living
MAK Center
‘DIALOGUES: Art/Architecture, Paris/Los Angeles’ An event in several modes, DIALOGUES brings together artists and architects from Paris and L.A. to share their experiences and ideas. Leading off will be a series of three discussions at the Schindler House, followed by an exhibition
MAK Center
‘DIALOGUES: Art/Architecture, Paris/Los Angeles’ An event in several modes, DIALOGUES brings together artists and architects from Paris and L.A. to share their experiences and ideas. Leading off will be a series of three discussions at the Schindler House, followed by an exhibition
Artsy
Early contributor to Artsy, a free online platform where you can discover, learn about, and collect art. Artsy’s mission is to make all the world’s art accessible to anyone with an internet connection. To date, Artsy’s growing collection comprises 21,000+ artworks
Artsy
Early contributor to Artsy, a free online platform where you can discover, learn about, and collect art. Artsy’s mission is to make all the world’s art accessible to anyone with an internet connection. To date, Artsy’s growing collection comprises 21,000+ artworks
WIRED
‘Walk underneath the magic carpet to discover the Louvre’s newest gallery’ It may appear to be a giant sheet floating in the breeze, but the latest addition to the Louvre’s Cour Visconti in Paris, designed by Italian architect Mario Bellini and
CLOG
CLOG : NATIONAL MALL Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s amorphous addition to Gordon Bunshaft’s iconic Hirshhorn Museum mediates between polarities such as material/immaterial, inside/outside, soft/hard, public/private, individual/collective, autonomous/plurality. Located in arguably one of the most important sites in the United States,
CLOG
CLOG : NATIONAL MALL Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s amorphous addition to Gordon Bunshaft’s iconic Hirshhorn Museum mediates between polarities such as material/immaterial, inside/outside, soft/hard, public/private, individual/collective, autonomous/plurality. Located in arguably one of the most important sites in the United States,