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Dreamland: Architectural Experiments since the 1970s
until monday march 02 2009
Open daily except tues from 10:30am to 5:30pm, friday until 8:00pm MoMA
The Philip Johnson Architecture and Design Galleries, third floor
T : +1 (212) 708-9400
11 West 53 Street (between Fifth and Sixth avenues)
NY 10019-5 New York
United States
info@moma.org
www.moma.org
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Rem Koolhaas's watercolor Plan of Dreamland (1977), a recent acquisition, is the point of departure for this presentation of selections from the Architecture and Design collection. The 1970s saw an explosion of architectural thought and experimentation—with the city, and New York especially, becoming a screen for the projection of architectural fantasies and utopias.
Illustration : Plan of Dreamland (1977) de Rem Koolhaas - Watercolor and ink, 41 3/4 x 22" (106 x 55.9 cm) - Gift of Frederieke S. Taylor © 2008 Rem Koolhaas
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Ateliers Jean Prouvé
until monday march 30 2009
MoMA
The Museum of Modern Art
T : +1 (212) 708-9400
11 West 53 Street (between Fifth and Sixth avenues)
NY 10019-5 New York
United States
info@moma.org
www.moma.org
This exhibition examines Prouvé's collaborations within his Ateliers Jean Prouvé from idea to finished product.
Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouvé, Sonia Delaunay-Terk, Nicolas Schöffer. Maison de la Tunisie Bench-Bookshelf. 1952. Lacquered steel, aluminum and pine, 63 x 139 3/8 x 20 1/8" (160 x 354 x 51.1 cm). The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Architecture & Design Purchase Fund.
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Cityscapes Revealed: Highlights from the Collection
until friday december 31 2010
National Building Museum
T : +1 202.272.2448
401 F Street NW
20001 Washington DC
United States
Exhibitions Coordinator
Hank Griffith
T : +1 202.272 3700
hgriffith@nbm.org
Visitor services
John Bane
T : +1 202.272 3559
jbane@nbm.org
www.nbm.org
This first-ever retrospective exhibition of the National Building Museum’s unique collection explores quintessentially American, 20th-century buildings from center-city mansions to main street storefronts and sleek downtown skyscrapers.
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Washington: Symbol and City
until saturday december 31 2011
National Building Museum
T : +1 202.272.2448
401 F Street NW
20001 Washington DC
United States
Exhibitions Coordinator
Hank Griffith
T : +1 202.272 3700
hgriffith@nbm.org
Visitor services
John Bane
T : +1 202.272 3559
jbane@nbm.org
www.nbm.org
This exhibition explores how residents experience the city and how Washington itself expresses the tension between the demands of a working seat of government and the desire for a national symbol, and the hopes and needs of an evolving city.
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