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Agenda • Exhibitions to See

Redux • Norman Rockwell, Jeff Koons, and Vanessa Beecroft have something to sell you.

Backstory • With their clever use of photographs, are book jackets the new record sleeves?

Curriculum

House & Home

David Adjaye • “Intimacy is profoundly at the heart of my work.”

Robert Adams • The Light All Around Us

Ed Panar • Walking Through Walker Evans

Alejandro Cartagena • A Small Guide To Homeownership

Frida Escobedo • “I don’t think there should only be one concept of home.”

Minimal, Messy, or Melancholic? • The many faces of “home” in Japanese photography

Fumi Ishino • Home is Somewhere Else

Seher Shah & Randhir Singh • The Barbican Estate

Interior Life • An irreverent, short-lived shelter magazine redefined the idea of home.

Mauro Restiffe • The Tattooed Villa

Annabelle Selldorf • “What I care about is a kind of calm, or tranquility, that creates a setting.”

Domestic Comfort • How did an early 1990s exhibition anticipate the transformation of family life in the U.S.?

Ezra Stoller • Modern Times

Denise Scott Brown • “Get out and see these things, and then take good photographs.”

Object Lessons • Frederick Kiesler, Space House, 1933

Girl Pictures