Tag Archives for Frank Gehry
3 April 2013
The Miami Rail/ Stuart Krimko on Ken Price
“Ken Price’s retrospective is a barely posthumous homecoming. Born in Los Angeles in 1935 and long associated with this city, he died in 2012, months before the show opened. Over the course of his career, Price demonstrated how clay could function as a laboratory for advances in the “higher” genres of painting and sculpture…”
Categories/ Brooklyn Rail, Frank Gehry, Gallery Diet, Hunter Braithwaite, Ken Price, Popular, Stuart Krimko, The Miami Rail
15 October 2012
Museum Shows/ September & October
Categories/ Andy Warhol, Bivouac, Carnegie Museum of Art, Centre Pompidou, ceramics, Charles Eames, decorative arts, Erwin Wurm, Ettore Sottsass, featured, Frank Gehry, George Nelson, Grete Marks, Herzog & de Meuron, Ken Price, LACMA, London Design Festival, Milwaukee Art Museum, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Philippe Malouin, Pop Art, Ron Arad, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Vitra Design Museum
10 October 2012
Draw Up a Chair: a Celebration of American Design
The Battery Conservancy is responsible for transforming one of New York City’s oldest public parks into a space of urban renewal and design innovation. With projects such as UNstudio’s New Amsterdam Pavilion, a playground in development with Frank Gehry, wxy architecture’s magical Seaglass and an educational urban farm, the Conservancy has become the catalyst for dynamic public architecure in lower Manhattan.
Categories/ American Design, Battery Park Conservancy, Frank Gehry, UNstudio