Jean Nouvel Exhibition Rejects Architecture's Autonomy
An exhibition on architect Jean Nouvel at the Institut Français d'Architecture marks a departure from conventional architectural displays. For the first time, architecture is not reduced to a series of drawings and enlarged photographs; instead, it incorporates video and monitors arranged in a judicious scenography. The show challenges the autonomy of architecture as a discipline.
Key facts
- Exhibition on Jean Nouvel at the Institut Français d'Architecture
- First time architecture display uses video and monitors
- Scenography is described as judicious
- Exhibition challenges architecture's autonomy
- Avoids traditional drawings and photos
Entities
Artists
- Jean Nouvel
Institutions
- Institut Français d'Architecture
Locations
- Paris
- France
Sources
- artpress —