Kathleen Langjahr, Author at The Architect’s Newspaper

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inside the Adelita Husni Bey show these conditions with a large wall mural

How To Archive A Plague

Adelita Husni Bey examines pandemics past, present, and future at the Brooklyn Army Terminal

March 30, 2022 • Art, Design, East, Review

Large concrete cubes dancing in a hall

Slow and Whimsical: Hudson Yards Drift

Fragile Future dangles the search for meaning overhead at The Shed

November 4, 2021 • Art, East, Review, Sustainability

Day's end, an ethereal pier on the hudson river

Viewing Machine

David Hammons’s impressive Day’s End fails to live up to the impossible hopes of a previous generation

September 2, 2021 • Art, Comment, Design, East

Inside Container and Contained, a pair of slanted steel scaffolding has been erected for people to walk around

Into Thin Air

Systemic structures are laid bare at The Kitchen’s Alan Ruiz: Container and Contained

July 23, 2021 • Art, East, Review, Urbanism

installation shot of performance space converted into a landscape with 3 stone pillars

Tangible Grief

At Performance Space, the weight of grief becomes a physical landscape

May 7, 2021 • Art, East, Review

a display view of broken nature showing a large artificial coral branch made from seaweed

Chic-osystem

Form outshines function at the MoMA’s Broken Nature

January 19, 2021 • Art, Design, East, Review

Photo of Christo standing on tensile yellow fabric

Wait For It

Remembering Christo, and the joy his work brought

June 8, 2020 • Art, International, Obituary

Exhibition view of Color Diaries at Demisch Danant, showing old-style furniture

Chroma Calling

New York’s Demisch Danant gets colorful with modern and contemporary furniture

February 21, 2020 • Design, East, Interiors

Interior photograph of a black-and-white archive of cabinets

The Ruins of Babel

The shadow of history looms large at Peter Freeman

January 31, 2020 • Architecture, Art, East, Review

Display of melting red furniture designed by Gaetano Pesce

Radical Recollection

Friedman Benda recaps Gaetano Pesce’s defining moment

October 31, 2019 • Design, East, On View

Photo of the Queens Museum atrium with inflatable ribs suspended from the ceiling

Last Call

Mundos Alternos unfolds multiple Latinx futures at the Queens Museum

August 6, 2019 • Art, East, Review

Photo of textile artworks stretched in the Brooklyn Museum

Take a Walk

Artist Eric N. Mack lets textiles take over the room at the Brooklyn Museum

February 25, 2019 • Art, East, On View, Q+A

Ghostly images float across the abandoned gantry and nearby trees.

Send in the Clouds

Tony Oursler’s Tear of The Cloud activates a Riverside ruin

October 17, 2018 • Art, East, News, Urbanism

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