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Terunobu Fujimori’s One Hundred Windows

Terunobu Fujimori│007: The Shōji of the Rinshunkaku

Fujimori focuses on the shōji of the Rinshunkaku. Originally built as the Iwade Villa of the Kishu Tokugawa family, this renowned work of sukiya architecture was acquired by the magnate Sankei Hara and relocated to the Sankeien Garden in Yokohama.

Interviews

Georgia O’Keeffe and Her Windows in New Mexico

At age 62, after living between New York City and New Mexico for many years, artist Georgia OʼKeeffe made rural Northern New Mexico her permanent home. There, she lived between two adobe homes well into her nineties. She improved these houses in a variety of ways and made changes to their windows particularly often.

Articles

Gordon Matta-Clark and Apertures

The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo is currently featuring the exhibition Gordon Matta-Clark: Mutation in Space. Matta-Clark graduated from Cornell University, where he had majored in architecture, and went on to become an artist, producing many experimental projects over a short lifetime. So what kind of a figure was this Gordon Matta-Clark?

17 SEP 2018