Paul Rudolph's first major American exhibition comes to the Met this fall
The first major American exhibition dedicated to late modernist pioneer Paul Rudolph is coming to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art this fall. Organized by curator Abraham Thomas in collaboration with the Library of Congress’s Rudolph Archive, the show will trace the architect’s development through 80 artifacts beginning with his first experimental houses in Florida and continuing through to his Lower Manhattan Expressway and other unbuilt megastructures and utopian visions. Read the full post on Bustler
The first major American exhibition dedicated to late modernist pioneer Paul Rudolph is coming to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art this fall. Organized by curator Abraham Thomas in collaboration with the Library of Congress’s Rudolph Archive, the show will trace the architect’s development through 80 artifacts beginning with his first experimental houses in Florida and continuing through to his Lower Manhattan Expressway and other unbuilt megastructures and utopian visions.
Read the full post on Bustler
