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Azure Magazine
APRIL 10, 2024
Founded by French author Ingrid Brochard , the mobile museum organization MuMo began its journey in 2011. Last year, the program included two 2023 exhibitions: “Musique! Finally, the lime-green alcove is a raised platform that serves as a screening room or houses large-scale sculptures or other standalone works.
Azure Magazine
DECEMBER 18, 2019
When 60 Richmond Street welcomed its first residents in 2011, the striking building – defined by a play of colourful, interlocking volumes – represented the Toronto Community Housing Corporation’s first new co-operative in 20 years. 60 Richmond Street East by Teeple Architects, 2010. Want to solve the housing crisis?
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Azure Magazine
DECEMBER 20, 2019
The Rolex Learning Centre epitomizes what the pair, both separately and in their collaborative practice, do best: non-hierarchical programming paired with a muted architecture of striking transparency and blankness. Bosco Verticale by Boeri Studio, 2014. Beijing Daixing International Airport by Zaha Hadid Architects and ADPI, 2019.
Azure Magazine
DECEMBER 13, 2021
It was shut down in 1960, but was revived, as both a publishing house and gallery, when the Swedish art collector/entrepreneur Staffan Ahrenberg acquired it in 2011. He never leaves the programs in his projects undiscussed: Reconsidering the initial program has become an intrinsic part of his creative freedom.
Colossal
DECEMBER 11, 2024
” Mustardo is currently working in the studio of the late Toshiko Takaezu (1922-2011), helping the artist’s foundation to establish a residency program for ceramists, fiber artists, and painters. He adds, “Each form provides various constraints that I can push around against and a web of references to tangle with.”
Azure Magazine
DECEMBER 23, 2022
In addition to its more structured programs, the space is equally well-positioned to foster the spontaneous gatherings that form the basis of a community. A round steam room, made of thermo aspen, features benches that merge with the walls – forming their own sculptural statement.
Azure Magazine
FEBRUARY 26, 2021
When the COVID-19 pandemic halted a major retrospective at the Bergen Kunsthall, Nango responded in turn by “lifting” his extensive research into vernacular and Indigenous design practices into a roving television program that became the three-part series Post Capitalist Architecture TV (with more episodes on the way).
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