Villains’ Villas
The villa is a substantial rural or suburban residence that often includes accessory uses, so that it constitutes a “hybrid” program.
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At 90, Frank Gehry Is Still Building His Legacy
What would it look like if Frank Gehry built a prison?
The Mogao Caves
Located on the fabled Silk Road and sometimes referred to as The Caves of a Thousand Buddhas, there are 1,000 years of wall paintings and sculpture found throughout almost 500 caves.
Charles White: A Retrospective
White presented the lives of Black men and women, their culture, and allies in heroic terms. Throughout the exhibition, White displays his figures dynamically and full of vivacious energy.
Joan Jonas at the Tate Modern
“Good Night… Good Morning,” says Joan Jonas in the last work of her recent survey at the Tate Modern, curated by Andrea Lissoni and Julienne Lorz, with Monika Bayer-Wermuth.
Odyssey: Jack Whitten Sculpture, 1963 – 2017
The long and illustrious career of Jack Whitten is marked by constant experimentation. For over 50 years, he masterfully explored the possibilities of abstract painting, regularly utilizing untraditional materials and responding to changing technologies, which garnered critical attention.
Roberto Juarez: Inspiration and Process
On June 4, the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art inaugurated Roberto Juarez Processing: Paintings and Prints 2008 – 2018. The exhibition filled the entire space of the museum with studies, prints, and paintings from this late period of the long and productive career of Roberto Juarez.
