Culture for May 2023: The best performances, art, and film in Czechia – Prague, Czech Republic
Editor’s pick|This month CAMP presents the work of the Dutch photographer Iwan Baan, who helicoptered over the houses, walked along the river and cycled through the streets of the Czech capital for his Prague Diary. Prague’s first exhibit devoted to Baan, one of the most sought-after documentarians of… Continue reading
The American Museum of Natural History’s Wondrous New Wing – SURFACE
Studio Gang’s expansion of the American Museum of Natural History affords the institution an architectural treasure that’s sure to captivate generations of visitors. Source: The American Museum of Natural History’s Wondrous New Wing – SURFACE… Continue reading
See Inside the American Museum of Natural History’s Cavernous New Expansion, Complete With an Insect City and a Butterfly Wonderland
The American Museum of Natural History opens its latest expansion, the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation, this week Source: See Inside the American Museum of Natural History’s Cavernous New Expansion, Complete With an Insect City and a Butterfly Wonderland… Continue reading
Studio Gang Delivers Architecture Inspired by Nature at the American Museum of Natural History in New York | Architectural Record
The new Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation stands apart from and stitches together the museum’s four-block campus on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Source: Studio Gang Delivers Architecture Inspired by Nature at the American Museum of Natural History in New York | Architectural Record… Continue reading
Two Dutch Architects Take Center Stage with the New Kunstwerf in Groningen | Architectural Record
Lessons from the past elegantly underpin this adroit and confident début by Studio Donna van Milligen Bielke and Ard de Vries Architecten. Source: Two Dutch Architects Take Center Stage with the New Kunstwerf in Groningen | Architectural Record… Continue reading
Michael Maltzan’s Decades-Long Redesign of the Hammer Museum Culminates in Los Angeles | Architectural Record
Originally opened in 1990, the subtle transformations at the Hammer Museum have made the Edward Larrabee Barnes building ready for new audiences. Source: Michael Maltzan’s Decades-Long Redesign of the Hammer Museum Culminates in Los Angeles | Architectural Record… Continue reading
Gilder Center opens to the public | Wallpaper
The Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education and Innovation by Studio Gang marks a new era for New York City’s iconic American Museum of Natural History Source: Gilder Center opens to the public | Wallpaper… Continue reading
Get a sneak peek of AMNH’s Studio Gang-designed Gilder Center before it opens | 6sqft
The Richard Gilder Center will serve as a space for scientific discovery with cutting-edge research collections, facilities, classrooms, and new exhibitions. Source: Get a sneak peek of AMNH’s Studio Gang-designed Gilder Center before it opens | 6sqft… Continue reading
A Natural-History Museum for a Post-Truth Age | The New Yorker
The new Gilder Center at the American Museum of Natural History, in Manhattan, arrives at a fraught political, ecological, and cultural moment. Source: A Natural-History Museum for a Post-Truth Age | The New Yorker… Continue reading
Studio Gang Creatively Overhauls a Little Rock Museum – SURFACE
The award-winning firm flexes its reuse muscle by devising a swooping, stem-like structure that unites the museum and creates a new architectural landmark. Source: Studio Gang Creatively Overhauls a Little Rock Museum – SURFACE… Continue reading
Un acuario tomado por la naturaleza: así será el Centro de Investigación del Mar de Cortés proyectado por Tatiana Bilbao en Mazatlán | EL PAÍS México
La arquitecta concibió el edificio como una “ruina” invadida por la vegetación. El proyecto busca crear un “espacio mediador” con el ecosistema, uno de los más diversos del mundo Source: Un acuario tomado por la naturaleza: así será el Centro de Investigación del Mar de Cortés proyectado… Continue reading
Prague is full of contradictions, says world-famous photographer Iwan Baan. His series Prague Diary will be exhibited at CAMP since May
Iwan Baan spends much of his life on the road. Once the world opened up to him as an adult, he started travelling and never stopped. It became his passion and his joy. The yearning to discover new places, experience diverse cultures and create visual narratives against a backdrop… Continue reading