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Exhibition

Times Square Postmodern

An Exhibit as Vast as the World

Palaces for the People: Guastavino and the Art of Structural Tile

On View | Grand Central Sketchbook: Designers Dream

Cultural Fluency: Intersections of Art and Urbanism

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.

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.

Recap | The Unfinished Grid Panel

Gregory Wessner, curator of The Unfinished Grid, moderated a panel discussion about the living legacy of the 1811 plan and new proposals imagining Manhattan’s infrastructural future.

Recap | Activism as an Art Form

When Creative Time's latest exhibition Living As Form opened at the historic Essex Street Market on September 24th, it wasn't without context. Just four months earlier, the Festival of Ideas for the New City brought scores of people to the nearby Bowery to think about urban spaces, generating new notions...

Intelligent Cities

Susan Piedmont-Palladino and Scott Kratz talk about a National Building Museum initiative to explore how we live in cities today and how to make better decisions for our future.