The show will feature digital renderings of his winning international competition project for the New Building, Tel Aviv Museum of Art (TAMA), and stereo lithographed 3D objects of geometric anomalies that Cohen later transforms into architecture.
New Building, Tel Aviv Museum of Art (TAMA) and other Forms
We cordially invite you to our second exhibition with Preston Scott
Cohen. The show will feature digital renderings of his winning
international competition project for the New Building, Tel Aviv
Museum of Art (TAMA), and stereo lithographed 3D objects of geometric
anomalies that Cohen later transforms into architecture.
Cohen, author of "Contested Symmetries and Other Predicaments in
Architecture" (Princeton Architectural Press, 2001), is the Gerald
McCue Professor of Architecture at Harvard Design School and holds
the 2004 Frank Gehry International Chair at the University of
Toronto. Among his most acclaimed projects are the Montague, Torus
and Goodman Houses, and short list proposals for the Temporary Museum
of Modern Art and the Eyebeam Atelier, Museum of Art and Technology,
both in New York.
His work and research has been published and exhibited widely
internationally and is in the collections of several museums
including the Museum of Modern Art, the San Francisco Museum of
Modern Art, Harvard's Fogg Museum of Art, and the Carnegie Museum of
Art, Pittsburgh.
Exhibitions include: "Drawing by Numbers" Whitney Museum of Art
(2004); "Up, Down, Across: Elevators, Escalators, and Moving
Sidewalks" National Building Museum Washington, DC (2004);
"Intricacy" ICA, University of Pennsylvania (2003); "A New World
Trade Center" Max Protetch Gallery New York (2002); "Folds, Blobs
and Boxes" Carnegie Museum of Art (2001); and "The Un-Private House"
MoMA New York (1999). He was one of four representing the US in
"Emerging Voices" at the Venice Biennale International Exhibition of
Architecture (1996).
Image:
TAMA - Lightfall 1 2003, 60 x 40" Edition of 6
March 6 - April 17, 2004
Opening: Saturday, March 6, 6 - 8.30 pm
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