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Exhibition

Staying Power: Organizing for Affordable Housing in New York City, Past and Present

An exhibition at the Interference Archive illuminates the long history and remarkable continuity of organizing for affordable, safe, and stable housing in New York City.

Housing, Policy Nick Juravich • Jun 08, 2015

From the Ground Up: A Review of Mapping Brooklyn
Ian Veidenheimer • Apr 15, 2015

MoMA's Uneven Growth Lives Up to Its Name
Architecture Jonathan Tarleton • Mar 04, 2015

Times Square Postmodern
Architecture Joshua Leon • Sep 30, 2014

An Exhibit as Vast as the World
Arts Jonathan Tarleton • Aug 22, 2014

Palaces for the People: Guastavino and the Art of Structural Tile
Architecture, Technology Julian Palacio • Aug 19, 2014

On View | Grand Central Sketchbook: Designers Dream
Urban Omnibus • Jul 01, 2013

Cultural Fluency: Intersections of Art and Urbanism
Jonathan Tarleton • Apr 19, 2013

Recap | Reflections on the Venice Architecture Biennale 2012

Rosalie Genevro, and Gregory Wessner, visited the 2012 Venice Architecture Biennale and began to discuss with each other reactions and favorite moments.
Gregory Wessner and Rosalie Genevro • Sep 19, 2012

Review: Peter Baker's Sweet Home

One series of photographs by Peter Baker, caught my attention for its acute sensitivity to the interplay between individuals and the built environment.
Yael Friedman • Jul 18, 2012