Architecture and Design Roundup: Shelley-Schweder, Calder, 9/11 Memorial, Bronstein
The article covers multiple architecture and design items. Ward Shelley and Alex Schweder have completed their fifth collaboration. Alexander Calder's work is featured at Dominique Lévy gallery. The new 9/11 Memorial Museum is criticized for encouraging misery, which might be its necessity. An exhibition organized by the Drawing Center was held at the Cooper Union this fall. Bronstein appears to draw classical buildings as if working in a perpetual ancient regime.
Key facts
- Ward Shelley and Alex Schweder have completed their fifth collaboration.
- Alexander Calder's work is at Dominique Lévy gallery.
- The 9/11 Memorial Museum encourages misery, which might be its necessity.
- An exhibition organized by the Drawing Center was at the Cooper Union this fall.
- Bronstein draws classical buildings as if in a perpetual ancient regime.
Entities
Artists
- Ward Shelley
- Alex Schweder
- Alexander Calder
- Bronstein
Institutions
- Dominique Lévy
- Drawing Center
- Cooper Union
- 9/11 Memorial Museum