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AA[n+1] - Architecture&Analysis transdisciplinary project is an independant organization of associate curators promoting transdisciplinary events for Art and Architecture.


16th
May

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Gordon Matta Clark “A W-Hole House” 1973 (2002 Recreation)
16th
May

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Odin by Snarkitecture This temporary retail installation is formed by a landscape of 1,500 matte white gypsum cement replicas of Odin’s distinctive glass fragrance bottle.
15th
May

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Reverse of Volume, 2009 © Onishi Yasuaki
14th
May

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Simone Leigh
14th
May

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crudevessels: Mike Nelson “Le Cannibale Parody (Consumption and Institutional Critique)” 2008
14th
May

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architecturemas: ARCHITECTURAL EXPRESSION: Miguel Fisac (1913-2006) Up to this point in history, the use of fabrics in formworks was purely utilitarian, seen as a simple and cost-effective strategy in construction, although Lilienthal had commented on the resulting texture of the concrete. The first person to truly acknowledge the architectural and aesthetic possibilities of fabric formwork was Spanish architect Miguel Fisac (Fundación Miguel Fisac, 2010).
12th
May

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スミッソンのいわゆる彫刻もかっこいい
12th
May

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Tue Greenfort Installation 2010 Johann Koenig Gallery, Berlin