The travelling architectural exhibition is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Republic of Lithuania in 1918 and rethinking Kaunas, a new modernist capital city, as a common European heritage. Modernist architecture of Kaunas represents a unique phenomenon Read More …
New York’s Museum of Modern Art announced that a forthcoming exhibition, opening this summer, focuses on the architecture, urban planning and public art of Yugoslavia.
The ongoing show of the German Architecture Museum offers the first global catalogue of Brutalist architecture. Worth a trip to Frankfurt-am-Main!
The exhibition of Oskar and Zofia Hansen’s legacy from 15.09.2017 to 29.10.2017 showcases various aspects of the Open Form theory, which was the axis of their architectural, artistic and educational work. Presented by Oskar Hansen during the International Congress of Read More …
‘Futures Found’ explores the contrasts between the ambitions for Britain’s new post-war cityscapes and the varied futures that were subsequently created. The exhibition is on view between 18 February — 29 May 2017 at the Royal Academy of Arts, London.
A new exhibition is opening on 10 February, 2017 in Berlin about life in the city after 1945.
An exhibition of the Architektura VII Dnia project, a lecture topic on our April conference by Kuba Snopek, is currently on view in the Polish Institute in Berlin. The exhibit, titled Architektur des VII. Tages – Bauten in der Grauzone, offers an Read More …
A recently opened exhibition in the Rómer Múzeum – Esterházy Palace, Győr showcases the milestones of local housing architecture. Gergely Hartmann, local architecture historian and a lecturer of our 2016 conference, also took part in the organization. Congrats, Gergely! Read More …
The ‘Utopias and Realities: Socialist Modernism’ conference and forum is organized by the Transmodern collective and Collegium Hungaricum Berlin in 28-29 April 2016 in Berlin, Germany. We have a really interesting program with 17 lecturers from 9 countries. We are Read More …
Interesting double exhibition in Budapest: alongside the ‘Pier Luigi Nervi – Architecture as Challenge’, the evolution of Hungarian concrete shell architecture is presented at the Budapest University of Technology and FUGA Architecture Center in April and May. The influential ferroconcrete Read More …
As part of an ongoing research and exhibition program of the PostModernism Museum in Bucharest, Romania, the exhibition ‘Socialist Architecture in Bucharest’ is on view between 1 March and 1 May 2016. The exhibition presents works from the formerly unseen Read More …
The exhibition ‘Enjoying the Fruits of Yugoslavia’s Third Way’, curated by Michael Zinganel is currently on view at the Galerie Gebhart Blazek in Graz, Austria. The exhibition showcases both the heritage of Yugoslavian mass tourism and its architecture and invites contemporary Croatian Read More …
Trespassing Modernities exhibition by SALT will reveal the legacy of modern architecture in the former Soviet Union. Examples of exceptional practices by local architects working in the 1960s and 1970s followed by the crticial approach of the Paper Architecture movement Read More …
The Architekturzentrum Wien writes architectural (hi)stories: ‘Soviet Modernism 1955 – 1991. Unknown Stories’ explores, for the first time comprehensively, the architecture of the non-Russian Soviet republics completed between the late 1950s and the end of the USSR in 1991. The Read More …
The architectural culture of Central Europe, which was shaped through the exchanges within the region and its links to other international centers, still remains largely absent from Western historical discourse. Although the transformative stories of modernity are often results of Read More …
Zalotay’s very first exhibition in Budapest was hosted by N&n Gallery in 2005. The material exhibited then is completed here: during the preparation of the exhibition a large number of documents, drawings and writings came up from the family legacy, Read More …