“Architecture and me”, Juan Carlos Bracho © Juan Carlos Bracho

The work of Bracho has as its main tool the drawing, but uses techniques or equipment of the drawing itself, but also video, photography or performative character. It is based on the perception and creation of beauty, and his work can be placed in the orbit of conceptual practices. (more…)

NUB New Urban Body esperienze di generazione urbana © Triennale di Milano

Stories of change of our territory that on display find space alongside numerous other national and international projects collected in four thematic sections (living, working, doing and participating and belonging). NUB is a traveling exhibition since 2017: at each stage the exhibition has been enriched with new contributions closely related to the context in which it is located.

The initiative is sponsored by the Order of Architects, Planners, Landscapers and Conservatories of the Province of Milan. The exhibition NUB: New Urban Body aims to illustrate how the evolution of the ways of living, working, meeting and enjoying services can positively affect the transformation of the city. By evolution of the ways of living we mean the increasingly widespread attitude to experience time, space and property in a fluid and strategic way, with respect to daily commitments. We are increasingly faced with multifunctional urban organizations able to respond flexibly and adaptively to the need to build their daily schedule. (more…)

Nicu Ilfoveanu. Eforie Nord. From the Series Littoral 2013–2014. Courtesy PEPLUSPATRU Association and curators

Enchanting Views offers a new interpretation of the visual and symbolic identity of the Romanian Black Sea coast, placing architecture at the center of a specific visual culture, essential for understanding local tourism policies and experiences of modernity. (more…)

“Guido Guidi. In Veneto, round trip” © Guido Guidi

The exhibition is articulated through a path that invites you to read an uncertain and marginal landscape, intimately devoid of hierarchies. Moving “in scattered order”, Guidi has crossed the Venetian territories that have become places of affection over time while Romagna and the Cesena territory, land of origin, have always been the first reference offered to daily observation for an instinctive renewal of memory. (more…)

“In Defiance” © Jaroslav Fragner Gallery

The main themes are architectural freedom, defense of public space, unofficial structures and exceptional achievements (exhibitions, workshops, happenings, etc.). In addition to the presentation of personalities and events, there will be a focus on a particular situation of the period, historical, political and artistic context and the development of events or individual institutions and organizations and groups. (more…)

“Exhibition: Playing With Pedagogies – The Mazzanti Team” © COAM

“Playing with pedagogies” will be an open space for creativity and will be presented to the public as an ephemeral workshop. It will be a space that puts the visitor at the center of the exhibition and makes it part of our narrative. (more…)

Dam Bohm 100 Mariendom Neviges, foto Inge Arved Vonderropp, 1976

The folded roof is currently being refurbished with an innovative textile-reinforced concrete layer. In 2005 and 2006, there were major exhibitions at the DAM of the work of Gottfried Böhm and his father Dominikus Böhm. (more…)

Group Ludic: Park Blijdorp, Rotterdam (NL), im Auftrag von De Bijenkorf, 1970 Copyright: Xavier de la Salle

Starting with the pioneers of new playground concepts in the first half of the 20th century, The Playground Project brings the wealth of this period to life — with images, models, plans, books and numerous films, but also with playground sculptures for climbing, sliding and hiding. (more…)

© AC Manley/Photo12/Alamy

Belonging to the generation preceding those of the main actors of Art Nouveau, the works of Otto Wagner, from the infrastructures of the Vienna metropolitan to the Vienna Savings Bank passing by the St. Leopold church of the Steinhof are today considered as essential milestones to grasp the evolution of this decisive moment in the history of contemporary architecture. (more…)

Palace of Projects, 2003, Buntstift, Aquarell, blaue Tinte, Kohle, Coloured pencil, watercolour, blue ink, black charcoal 89 × 117 cm © Ilya and Emilia Kabakov

The Kabakovs always create the concept for an installation together and Ilya transfers their ideas to paper. Ilya’s graphic skill can be traced back to his classical education from the Surikov Art Institute, and while working as children’s book illustrator in Moscow long before the West paid any attention to him. In the 1960s, a small group of dissident artists – among whom Ilya was a central figure – created an unofficial art movement later called Moscow Conceptualism, addressing the dilemmas and failures of socialism. (more…)