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Frozen in Time

Behind glass Pamphlet Architecture is on view at a83 Gallery

Busy Season

Now in its 13th year, Archtober once again invites the public to view new buildings, exhibitions, films, and more

Eco-Archi-Histories

Emerging Ecologies: Architecture and the Rise of Environmentalism retrieves an inspiring, bygone era of the American architectural imagination

Revisting Digitality

At MAK in Vienna, /imagine resuscitates an early-internet optimism

Make It Drain

On Toronto’s Bentway, Staging Grounds, by Agency—Agency and SHEEEP, repurposes infrastructure as an educational garden

Setting the Image Free

To look without fear is a “constellation” of retrospective photography by Wolfgang Tillmans at Toronto’s Art Gallery of Ontario

New York, New York

Architecture, fantasy, and city life are on display at After Lives, a group show curated by Foreign & Domestic Gallery

Nooks and Crannies

Artist Nairy Baghramian’s Scratching the Back emerges from the columns lining The Met’s facade

Models for Mockingbirds

The Architect’s Birdhouses at Chicago’s PHX Gallery features postmodern birdhouses by artist and architect Jason Sargenti

Sculpture and Structure

Louisiana Museum of Modern Art finalizes its exhibition series with architects with Nairobi-based Cave_bureau

Chatter Patterns

Artist and designer Jason Gandy has created an Edward Snowden–themed installation for the documentarian Laura Poitras that reminds us privacy is illusory

Woman With a Film Camera

A photo album of New York in 1929 by photographer Berenice Abbott rewards close inspection

On-view Offerings

Four immersive exhibitions to check out before fall rolls in

Justify My Thug

An impressive catalogic exhibit at the Brooklyn Public Library tells Jay-Z’s story

23,680 square feet of Foster

From napkin sketches to riches: Norman Foster on view at the Centre Pompidou

Collective Storytelling

enFOLD Collective stages Black – Still and events at M&A to further topics of BIPOC cultural expression

You Don’t Have to Tell Me Twice

Mark Bradford surveys and reveals histories of displaced African Americans through paintings, sculpture, and film

Behind the Scenes

The Lives of Documents, on view at the CCA, details photographic projects making visual arguments

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