"CIMBRA" was the proposal curated by + atelier—winner of the design competition organized by the Spanish Council of Architects' Associations (CSCAE)—to define its stand at the…
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"CIMBRA" by + atelier. Photograph by Del Río Bani

Open Room, CSCAE stand. "CIMBRA" by + atelier

The exhibition "SEZ – The Im/Possibility of an Island," curated by Kay Fingerle and…
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Exhibition "SEZ – The Im/Possibility of an Island". Photograph courtesy of Kay Fingerle and Ludwig Heimbach

Debate, safeguard, transform: "SEZ – The Im/Possibility of an Island"

As part of the programming for Barcelona 2026, World Capital of Architecture, the exhibition "The Right…
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The former Canyelles housing complex—now the Canyelles neighborhood—in 1978. Photograph by Pepe Encinas

Exhibition "The Right to the City: the Hillside Neighbourhoods from Sant Genís to Trinitat Nova"

From October 5 to 9 and on Sunday, October 11, 2026, the "Nighttime Itinerary" will take place, launching a lighting installation created by Birot Lighting at the…
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A night view of the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo House-Studio Museum. Photograph by Jacobo Monsalve

The Light Within. A Nighttime View of the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo House-Studio Museum

The Getty Center in Los Angeles presents "Paul R. Williams: Architecture Beyond Racial Barriers," an exhibition highlighting the exceptional career of Paul R. Williams (1894…
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First African Methodist Episcopal Church of Los Angeles (exterior rendering), ca. 1960, by Paul R. Williams (American, 1894–1980), ink on paper. Jointly owned by the Getty Research Institute and the University of Southern California School of Architecture, 2020.M.6. Courtesy of Della M. Williams Trust Dated December 15, 1988

"Paul R. Williams: Architecture Across the Color Line" at the Getty Center

"Liminality in Motion – As Boundaries Begin to Move", the temporary installation developed by Yurica Design & Architecture has been awarded the 20th…
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"Liminality in Motion – As Boundaries Begin to Move" by Yurica Design & Architecture. Photograph by Mathis Espagne / PhotoArchitecture (Official FAV Photographer)

Body and architecture. "Liminality in Motion" by Yurica Design & Architecture

The exhibition will be the first to examine the relationship between Modern Architecture and agendas of self-determination during the independence era in Benin, Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, and Togo.The…
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Centre International du Commerce Extérieur du Sénégal (CICES), Dakar, Senegal. 1971–74. Jean-François Lamoureux (b. 1943) and Jean Louis Marin (b. 1943). 1974. Photograph by Michel Fegyveres

Modernism and Liberation in Western Africa

Who controls the controller? Original drawings from the graphic novel "Soft City" (1969-1975) by pop artist Hariton Pushwagner are on display at the…
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Hariton Pushwagner's graphic novel "Soft City" (1969–75). Exhibition view: New Humans: Memories of the Future, 2026. New Museum, New York. Courtesy New Museum. Expansion New Museum by OMA. Photograph by Dario Lasagni

Who controls the controller? New Humans: Memories of the Future

From October 8, 2026, to February 28, 2027, the Fundació Joan Miró will present the exhibition "Charlotte Perriand. The…
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Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand, Apartment for a Young Man (Apartament per a un jove), Brussels Universal Exposition, 1935. Photograph by C. Vanderberghe. Courtesy of the Charlotte Perriand Archives

"Charlotte Perriand. The freedom to rethink the world" at the Fundació Joan Miró

As part of its summer program, the ICO Museum is hosting the exhibition "…
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Talking about stones. Mineral lexicon (Installation detail), 2024. 4/4 color digital offset print on paper. Installation of 172 sheets, 31.7x46cm each. Courtesy of Jorge Yeregui, VEGAP, Madrid, 2026

The symbolic value of nature. "Jorge Yeregui. The Same Places" at the ICO Museum