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Junya Ishigami
How small? How vast? How architecture grows Architecture like a cloud, like a horizon, like a wood, like a landscape, like water. To Junya Ishigami these are not metaphors. He […]
Duan Jianyu & Hu Xiaoyuan
A Potent Force A Potent Force brings together the work of these two strongly individual Chinese artists. The title intones the lyrical, introspective, and sentient intellectual prowess that characterises subtle […]
Henri Labrouste: Structure Brought to Light
Labrouste’s work is a milestone in the modern evolution of architecture. The exhibition includes original drawings — many of them watercolours of haunting beauty and precision — and vintage and […]
Faccia a faccia
Mario Ceroli Paying tribute to the internationally renowned sculptor, a leading member of the new generation of artists that in the early 1960s initiated a unique season of change in […]
Dutchville
Feel the city In a remarkable approach to architecture, this is an exhibition that intentionally inspires conflicting feelings. You can explore your love-hate relationship with the urban environment and discover […]
I am also…
Douglas Gordon The Berlin-based Scottish artist is an outstanding personality. Douglas Gordon is a 'film player' who uses cinema and video as a medium, always installing it with a 'sculptural' […]
A Windshield Perspective
The Framing of LA Architecture and Urbanism Looking at the way the experience of driving has shaped the architecture and physical geography of Los Angeles, the show examines the notion […]
Rise and Fall of Apartheid
Photography and the Bureaucracy of Everyday Life This is a historical exhibition presenting one of the most comprehensive explorations of the legacy and impact of apartheid on the political, social, […]
Bernadette Corporation
2000 Wasted Years This exhibition presents works authored by the group since their inception in the early 1990s. Beginning with the organization of parties in downtown New York, their mock […]
Max Ernst
An exhibition dedicated to Max Ernst, the great pictorial inventor. A selection of 180 paintings, collages, and sculptures, as well as relevant examples of illustrated books and documents from all […]
David Bowie is
The V&A has been given unprecedented access to the David Bowie Archive to curate the first international retrospective of his extraordinary career. Bowie is one of the most pioneering and […]
It Truly pays
The Crime Film The crime film is among the most popular genres in TV and cinema. Often the plot revolves around the classic question: Whodunnit? The human motivations for committing […]
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