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Architecture Review: ‘Le Corbusier’ Exhibition Opens at Museum of Modern Art

Art

6/17/2013 4:00 PM

A new exhibition of Le Corbusier’s work at the Museum of Modern Art tackles the meshing of his buildings with landscape.

‘An Atlas of Modern Landscapes’

Art

6/17/2013 3:18 PM

Images from the Corbusier show at the Museum of Modern Art.

Niels Diffrient, Industrial Designer Who Blended Form and Function, Dies at 84

Chairs

6/16/2013 7:29 PM

Mr. Diffrient combined elegance and efficiency in everyday objects, and even office chairs like the award-winning Freedom Chair.

Back at the Whitney, Tinkering With Perception

Art

6/16/2013 3:39 PM

Robert Irwin’s installation “Scrim Veil — Black Rectangle — Natural Light,” last seen on the Whitney Museum’s fourth floor in 1977, will be back through Sept. 1.

T Magazine: Objects | Camping Tents for the Style-Obsessed

Design

6/16/2013 12:12 PM

These graphics-emblazoned A-frame structures give a whole new meaning to the term “glamping.”

Remembering a Heroic Rogue

Design

6/16/2013 6:17 AM

While conservative foes did their best to marginalize Norman Potter, today the British designer and poet is seen as a romantic figure by young designers.

Character Study: The Sculptor Backstage

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6/14/2013 8:07 PM

Regan Kimmel, 58, keeps busy bending wire into masterpieces while working as the stage doorman at the Longacre Theater.

Laurie Anderson’s Wall-to-Wall Summer

Anderson, Laurie

6/14/2013 4:30 PM

Ms. Anderson has some superhuman multimedia tasks before her this summer, including a collaboration with the Chinese artist Ai Weiwei.

Art: The Rotunda That Dazzles

6/14/2013 3:21 PM

The Guggenheim’s James Turrell exhibition opens Friday, perfectly timed to the summer solstice

ArtsBeat: Michigan Attorney General Says Detroit Museum Could Not Sell Art

Detroit Institute of Arts

6/14/2013 12:23 PM

The Michigan attorney general has released an opinion that says the Detroit Institute for the Arts could not sells any of its art as part of a bailout plan for the financially troubled city.