An anomalous designer and an outsider of the international outline of design, he began his career marrying in his work the art and design. This was exposed in the following exhibitions: Biennale of Venice 1980 , “Tutte le arti tendono alla Performance” Palazzo dei Diamanti Ferrara 1982 , “Documenta 8” Kassel , Triennale di Milano 1982/84/86/96/01/04 , Quadriennale di Roma 1998.

Born 1978 in Gaziantep, Turkey, Serkan Taycan studied engineering at Yıldız Technical University in Istanbul. After graduating, in 2004, he went on to complete a master-class on documentary photography in Nordens Fotoskola, Sweden. His work “Homeland” exhibitied severel places includung Thessaloniki Photo Biennale, Vendome Photography Festival, SCOOP Festival, Niort International photography meeting and awarded as one the Top 50 portfolios in Critical Mass 2009

Born in Germany in 1971, Alain Berteau is the CEO and co-founder of Objekten. Opened in 2002 his Brussels-based architecture practice has evolved into an award-winning product and interior design agency. Berteau pioneered influential eco-friendly inventions such as package-structured products and noise-reducing office accessories. In 2005, he was named design professor at La Cambre Art School in Brussels. In 2006, Berteau was awarded the title of “designer of the year” at the Interieur Kortrijk Biennale, and was awarded finalist at the INDEX design award in Denmark in 2008.

Sierra Holland received her formal education in New York, attending Parsons the New School of Design, and Pratt Institute, where she graduated with a bachelor's in Design & Management and master's in Interior Design, respectively. A portion of her training included an immersive exchange in Copenhagen, Denmark which revealed an inherent passion for and deep resonance with many Nordic design principles and Scandinavian culture. She later went on to live and work in Denmark for five years as a lead designer for prestigious global brands Bang & Olufsen and Pandora Jewelry. Several notable works include developing and scaling new store concepts world-wide, as well as designing and implementing annual exhibitions at Milan Design Week and in congruence with the Venice Biennale. She now owns and operates a full-service design studio in Portland, OR with a focus on elevated interiors for both commercial and residential spaces, primarily around the west coast. You may learn more about her studio and her work at www.sierrahollanddesign.com or www.instagram.com/sierrahollanddesign

Founded by Mr. QingYun Ma in 1999, MADA is a young but energetic and creative design firm. Based on his trans-cultural background and cross-pacific education, QingYun Ma has developed MADA into a highly committed international design team and extremely productive professional office. Five years into the Chinese practice environment, MADA has been recognized by the West as one of the most unique and critical practices in China. MADA’s work has been widely published and exhibited, for example, at the Venice Biennale, the Pompidou Center in Paris, and the Aedes Gallery in Berlin. Currently there are more than 25 designers and architects based in the head office of Shanghai.

Founded by Gustavo Carmona and Lisa Beltran in 2006, Materia is an architecture studio with a multi-disciplinary team committed to one design philosophy: The creation of atmospheres expressed through the thoughtful craft of materials and detail. The work of MATERIA seeks the balance between the artisan process and high technique to generate tangible ideas and solutions that may transcend based in passion and credibility. Materia has developed projects in 9 countries including Mexico, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Colombia, Panama, Chile, Brazil and the Caribbean Islands. Some of our clients are internationally spread. Materia has special abilities in coordination with clients, vendors, consultants and contractors abroad being knowledgeable of the standards that guide the projects and capable of adapting them to the Latin American region. Our experience expands residential, corporate, interiors, high-end retail, office and hospitality. Materia has received multiple awards and recognitions. In 2017 the firm was awarded by the IIDA International Interior Design Association for the Best Interiors of Latin-America and the Caribbean in the retail category for it’s Silver Deer Flagship Project. The same year, it was recognized for excellence in design and execution for the same project and became one of the Class of 2016 offices at the Retail Design Institute in Chicago. In 2016, Architect Gustavo Carmona was distinguished by the University Anahuac with the Medal of Leadership in Architecture. The firm was awarded Silver Medal in cultural buildings for the QMM Pavillion in Merida at the 2nd Architecture Biennale of Mexico City 2015. Materia was also named one of the 10 best firms in Mexico with the “Most satisfied clients” by Obras Magazine based on a well-structured poll and market research as well as the Rising Star Award for Residential and Interior Design from Fashion Group International in New York in 2013.

Born in the Italian city of Turin, scenario of the impressive Italian contribution in industrial design, Ivan Paradisi rediscovers the art of wood crafting from a totally new perspective. Straight lines and modern inlay take life on different layers and curves cut out of precious wood kinds. Each piece, entirely crafted by hand by Ivan himself is designed bearing in mind the grace of the ancient Italian tradition in cabinetmaking but with a new, sophisticated vision of space. A musician and singer, Ivan Paradisi starts his career in the world of furniture by restoring important pieces. A passion for wood, its simplicity and ductility, make him design his own pieces. His works have been exhibited at the Venice Biennale in Turin, Italian Pavillon (2012) and have been awarded of the Artisan Excellence Award. He has also participated to the Fuorisalone, in Milan (April 2016) with a dedicated exhibition at the Fondazione Gianfranco Ferré. He is now collaborating with Nilufar Gallery in Milan.

Doriana O. Mandrelli was born in Rome, where she graduated in History of Art from La Sapienza University in 1979. At the same University, she attended the School of Architecture, taught contemporary architecture and was a member of the board of In/arch (Istituto Nazionale di Architettura). She is director’s assistance at the 7th International Biennale of Architecture in Venice and curator of some special sections of the exhibition. In 2002 she was named Officier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres de la République Française. Her partnership with Massimiliano Fuksas dates from 1985. She directs the Fuksas Design Section. Her work is characterised by continuous research into new materials and new techniques of manufacturing.

Joe Doucet is a designer, artist, entrepreneur, and inventor based in New York City. He founded Joe Doucet x Partners, a New York and London multidisciplinary design studio that does graphic, product, furniture, packaging, and technology design. His work focuses on function, visual appeal, and conveying a new meaning within each design. Doucet has exhibited internationally, including at the London Design Museum and the Biennale International Design in Sainte-Etienne. He has received several awards, including a Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award Nomination, World Technology Award for Design, and two Good Design Awards. Doucet was named the first ever AvantGuardian for Design in 2009 by Surface Magazine, and currently holds over fifty patents.

He is architect of the UNAB / Campus Creativo Universidad Andres Bello, Santiago, Chile ( 2007 ) honor graduate. His title project is awarded as one of the best of the 2007 class. Also dedicates to photography, University Profesor and Documental Registry. He worked, with Edward Rojas (2003) in Chiloe Island at Chilean Patagonia, In the disappeared Uro1.org Studio (2005 Santiago) and at Felipe Assadi Architect office (2007) were he participated in a great number of projects, mainly one family units. Outstands the managment of the stands of the XVI Chilean Architecture Biennale (2008) wich was awarded internationaly along with many publications. Relates to academic world since he was a University student, working as a teacher aid in the Drawing Workshop of 1st. year Architecture. Once graduated as an Architect, is invited to aid the Generative Geometry Course with professor Veronica Arcos in 2007 at Diego Portales University and in 2011 comes back with profesor Alejandro Soffia in the Biomimetic Course. He has been co-professor of several Workshops with Francisca Pulido ( 2010-2013 ) and with Martin Schmidt ( 2014 ) in UNAB / Campus Creativo. He is Co-Professor again with Alejandro Soffia in a Workshop specially dedicated of Wood Architecture at the same time the same team participates in an Architecture Contest of Abrilar where he wins first and third place. Now he is in charge of a Cinema-Architecture Workshop at two different Schools of Architecture in Santiago Chile, Campus Creativo UNAB and Universidad San Sebastian USS, Voyeur City / MicroCinema is the name of the workshop.- In 2009 opens his own Architect, Design and Photography Studio, were he dedicates to develop different projects local and internationally. Within its audiovisual work, and within the framework of the exhibition White Mountain / 20 years of contemporary architecture Chilean registry, receives a distinction by archiworld.tv at the 5th Budapest Architecture Film Days, for best Landscape Architecture for Punta Pite ́s shortfilm.- He has participated in various exhibitions at different Museums, Art Galleries and Film Festivals like : GAM in Santiago, the CENTEX in Valparaiso, the Uffizi Museum in Florence Italy, at the IUAV in Venice, at the Aedes Gallery in Berlin Germany, The London Design Festival Design junction in England, at the Budapest Architecture Film Days in Hungary, at the 2015 Venice Architecture Biennale, Maxxi Museum in Rome, Gorizia (North of Italy) at InvisibleCities Multimedia Festival, Arquitecturas Film Festival in Lisboa, Architecture Player Public Sessions in Italy, at the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale. Recently he was awarded in the Winnipeg's fifth annual Architecture + Design Film Festival in Canada.

He is architect of the UNAB / Campus Creativo Universidad Andres Bello, Santiago, Chile ( 2007 ) honor graduate. His title project is awarded as one of the best of the 2007 class. Also dedicates to photography, University Profesor and Documental Registry. He worked, with Edward Rojas (2003) in Chiloe Island at Chilean Patagonia, In the disappeared Uro1.org Studio (2005 Santiago) and at Felipe Assadi Architect office (2007) were he participated in a great number of projects, mainly one family units. Outstands the managment of the stands of the XVI Chilean Architecture Biennale (2008) wich was awarded internationaly along with many publications. Relates to academic world since he was a University student, working as a teacher aid in the Drawing Workshop of 1st. year Architecture. Once graduated as an Architect, is invited to aid the Generative Geometry Course with professor Veronica Arcos in 2007 at Diego Portales University and in 2011 comes back with profesor Alejandro Soffia in the Biomimetic Course. He has been co-professor of several Workshops with Francisca Pulido ( 2010-2013 ) and with Martin Schmidt ( 2014 ) in UNAB / Campus Creativo. He is Co-Professor again with Alejandro Soffia in a Workshop specially dedicated of Wood Architecture at the same time the same team participates in an Architecture Contest of Abrilar where he wins first and third place. Now he is in charge of a Cinema-Architecture Workshop at two different Schools of Architecture in Santiago Chile, Campus Creativo UNAB and Universidad San Sebastian USS, Voyeur City / MicroCinema is the name of the workshop.- In 2009 opens his own Architect, Design and Photography Studio, were he dedicates to develop different projects local and internationally. Within its audiovisual work, and within the framework of the exhibition White Mountain / 20 years of contemporary architecture Chilean registry, receives a distinction by archiworld.tv at the 5th Budapest Architecture Film Days, for best Landscape Architecture for Punta Pite ́s shortfilm.- He has participated in various exhibitions at different Museums, Art Galleries and Film Festivals like : GAM in Santiago, the CENTEX in Valparaiso, the Uffizi Museum in Florence Italy, at the IUAV in Venice, at the Aedes Gallery in Berlin Germany, The London Design Festival Design junction in England, at the Budapest Architecture Film Days in Hungary, at the 2015 Venice Architecture Biennale, Maxxi Museum in Rome, Gorizia (North of Italy) at InvisibleCities Multimedia Festival, Arquitecturas Film Festival in Lisboa, Architecture Player Public Sessions in Italy, at the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale. Recently he was awarded in the Winnipeg's fifth annual Architecture + Design Film Festival in Canada.

John Gollings is an architectural photographer specializing in the built environment including the documentation of both ancient and modern cities around the world. In 1967 John had begun work as a freelance advertising photographer specialising in fashion. This work gradually broadened into large scale location work and travel accounts. Much of his work is in Asia and includes many years at Angkor Wat and Kashgar, on the Silk Road. John's work is characterised by strong formal composition but with a didactic, and wider, contextual viewpoint. He holds a master’s degree in architecture from RMIT University and is an Honorary Fellow of the Australian Institute of Architects. John was Creative Director, with Ivan Rijavec, of Now + When for the Australian Pavilion at the 12th Venice Architecture Biennale. John Gollings operates from a collaborative design, photography and 3D rendering studio in Melbourne, Australia.

about popham design popham design brings a modern design sensibility to the tradition of Moroccan cement tiles. Our tiles are made by hand by skilled artisans in our Marrakech factory. The designs take their aesthetic cue from our life in Morocco and the things that inspire us - the curve of an arch, a delicate carved wooden ceiling, the branch of an almond tree, the shadow cast by the wheel of a donkey cart (yes, a donkey cart!). Grouped into four collections - scribbles + loops, classics + twists, flora + fauna, and plain + shapely - the patterns within each are designed to be flexible so that the same tiles can be arranged in numerous layouts. In conjunction with our color palette, popham design tiles encourage creativity. "Have fun and show us what you can do," they seem to say. popham design tiles are suitable as wall and floor coverings for residential and commercial environments - and appropriate for both interior and exterior applications.

“The provocation of the random and the unpredictable is our strategy in approaching the spatial and programmatic aspects of architecture. We work at discovering the factors leading beyond pure functionality – it is how we see the essence of architecture.” Marie-Therese Harnoncourt-Fuchs (*1967) and Ernst J. Fuchs (* 1963) founded the next ENTERprise Architects in 2000 in Vienna, Austria. From the beginning tnE have operated in a field that ranges from experimental installations to architectural practice, treating both approaches as equal and mutually influential. Projects like the Zirl House / AT (1997), Stadtwind / AT (2000), Blindgänger / AT (2000), Underground Swimming Pool / AT (2001), Audiolounge / AT (2001), Trinkbrunnen / AT (2003), How to Start a City / AT (2003), Lakeside Bath Caldaro / IT (2006), Cloud Tower - Open-air pavilion Grafenegg/ AT (2007), Residential development Auer-Welsbach-Straße / AT (2007), Archaeological Center Mainz / GER, competition 1st prize (2010), Noeklius _ informed sculpture / AT (2014), Fidesser House / AT have been widely published and awarded. The studio was nominated several times for the Mies van der Rohe Award / Further Prizes: Austrian Baupreis, Clients’ Award of the Austrian Architects Association, City of Vienna Award for the Advancement of Architecture, the Lower Austria Award for Cultural Achievements in Architecture. Their projects and installations have been shown among others at Archilab Orléans / FR (2000, 2001, 2003), Latent Utopias, Steirischer Herbst / AT (2002), Bienal de São Paulo / Brazil (2003), Manifesta / IT (2009), Venice Biennale / IT (2004, 2006, 2010, 2016),’Fractional Systems’ at Mackey Garages, Los Angeles (2010), Walking Chair Gallery Vienna / AT (2011), Aedes Gallery Berlin / GER (2004, 2014). Their project UN/COMMON SPACE UN/DEFINED LIVING for "Places for People" was presented in the Austrian pavilion at the 15th International Architecture Exhibition LA BIENNALE DI VENEZIA 2016 in Venice / IT. Marie-Therese Harnoncourt and Ernst J. Fuchs are internationally invited for talks and lectures, and they have held teaching appointments among others at the University of Applied Arts Vienna / AT, Vienna University of Technology / AT, University of Innsbruck / AT, University of Art and Design Linz / AT, Academy of Fine Arts and Design Bratislava / SK, École Spéciale d’Architecture Paris / FR. The first monograph of the next ENTERprise 'Close to the Bone' was published in 2007 (DD22, Damdi Architecture Publishing Co., South Korea). www.tne.space

Rodrigo de la Peña is an architect graduated from Universidad de Monterrey with a Master's degree in Housing & Urbanism by the Architectural Association (AA) in London, England. Member of the National Academy of Architecture, Monterrey Chapter. Passionate about architectural design and respectful for its surroundings. He has been professor and guide in distinctive universities like Tecnologico de Monterrey, and the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. He started as an independent architect in 1987 with a focus on contemporary residential design. After completing his postgraduate studies, he entered the classroom teaching Architectural Design workshops to students at Tecnologico de Monterrey. In 2005, he founded rdlp arquitectos, current commercial name of the firm, continuing with housing design and exploring new typologies. Currently, the firm has expanded to develop renowned projects of multiple types such as multi-family housing, commercial, offices and hospitality design throughout the country. His projects have received several awards, including Calli Awards, Obras Cemex, Mexican Architecture National Biennale, Property Awards, American Architecture Prize, among others, in such categories as mixed-use, residential, commercial, transportation, always conveying core aspects regarding accessibility, urbanism and the relation between pedestrians and its built context. De la Peña has also been a lecturer around the world including PROURB in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Also, in 2015 his work was exhibited in Milan, Italy, as part of the exhibition "Hacer Ciudad", organized by the National Academy of Architecture, Monterrey Chapter. Recently, an exhibition was held at his alma mater, the University of Monterrey, named "In Progress", inaugurated in August 2017 showcasing the firm’s development.

Since 2005, L. McComber has been dedicated to designing unique concepts of varied scope and context. From designing built-in furnitures and interiors to multi-units dwelling and adapting existing buildings for residential, commercial or cultural purposes, our broad experience makes our success. We engage the specificity of each project and deliver a contemporary solution. As well-rounded practitioners, we have the ability to translate your ideas and the project constraints into a custom design while addressing all functional requirements. We use design as a strategic process to generate tailored welcoming spaces speaking to everyday needs. Our passion for the art of building is expressed in our sustainable, durable, energy-efficient solutions. We work in close collaboration with experienced consultants, contractors, craftspeople and suppliers to ensure that each project will be a success. Using clear and detailed technical drawings, we specify the scope of a contract to better prepare the worksite, assure timely work completion and monitor construction costs. We have integrated advanced techniques in our process such as computer-assisted parametric drafting and digital fabrication to quickly respond to a constantly evolving demand. Our work has been shown at the Maison de l’Architecture du Québec (Ô cloture, 2011) and at the Venice Biennale (Maison Nature with Encore Heureux, 2007). In 2009, the studio was the winner of the Ordre des architects du Quebec prix d’excellence en architecture for the project Lignes aériennes. Our designs have appeared in many newspapers and magazines locally and abroad.

Mina Chow Lecturer B.A. in Architecture, University of California, Berkeley M.Arch, Harvard University Professor Chow is a licensed architect and filmmaker who currently teaches 1st year building science studio and professional practice at USC. She has taught 1st and 2nd year design studio, architectural history and theory, as well as serving as Faculty Coordinator for Executive Education. She is principal of LA design/multi-media and production firm mc² SPACES, which has completed several international design and multi-media projects. Her design constructions focus on idea-driven structural and skin research based on the fundamental properties of materials and formulated in context site analysis. Professor Chow is interested in expanding the awareness of architecture and design by bringing compelling and passionate stories about the built environment to film, television and multi-media. Her awards include production grants from the Graham Foundation in Chicago, the California Architectural Foundation, the USC Architectural Guild, the USC US-China Institute and the USC Ambassador's Fund. She has directed/produced films for the National Chapter and local chapters of the American Institute of Architects and the University of Southern California. Currently, she is directing/producing FACE OF A NATION: "What Happened at the World's Fair?” a feature documentary about World's Fairs which will be completed in 2015. She also directed the USC School of Architecture "100 Years of Architecture" documentary short in 2014. In 2011, she created BRAVE NEW WORLD: Architectural Icons of Los Angeles, a broadcast pilot about innovative architecture that was created for the Mayor’s office in the city of Los Angeles. She is a member of AIA and NCARB. Professor Chow has worked for several innovative architecture firms including Eisenman Architects, and TsAO + McKOWN Architects in NYC. At UC Berkeley, she won the Peerless Award for Architectural Design, and was on the winning team for the Amerika Gedenkbibliothek International Library Design Competition. At Harvard University, she co-taught a graduate seminar with Diane Lewis and researched architectural theory with K. Michael Hays. She has collaborated on several design-media projects with the late Doug Michels of Ant Farm. Recently, she was on the award-winning U.S. Pavilion team "Spontaneous Interventions: Design Actions for the Common Good" at the 2012 Venice Architecture Biennale.

Crossboundaries contributes to a vital built environment through architecture, environmental design and urban regeneration. The studio creates enduring architecture that often deals with remarkable technical processes, yet always has a pleasant material touch and human atmosphere. Organized as an international partnership, Crossboundaries has staff originating from and trained in different parts of the world. Its first office was founded in Beijing, China in 2005, by Binke Lenhardt and DONG Hao, later, in 2012, a partner office was established in Frankfurt, Germany by Binke Lenhardt and Antje Voigt. From urban scale architecture all the way down to graphic design, to teaching, programming and event creation, Crossboundaries practices by name, crossing the boundaries into activities and dialogues in the broad field of design and the subject of architecture, continually thinking and doing, the studio is engaging, evolving and adapting. Crossboundaries has completed a wide range of small-scale interior designs and architectural projects of larger sizes. The project portfolio includes Aimer’s Lingerie Factory, several Beida High Schools, Family Box, Soyoo Joyful Growth Center, kindergartens in rural areas, showrooms and offices in collaboration with Siemens and BMW. The firm engages in theoretical research projects such as China House Vision, exhibited at the 15th International Architecture La Biennale di Venezia and also in Beijing in 2018 and is actively participating the current discourse on architecture in China. Crossboundaries’ work has been published across a range of leading industry magazines and is also frequently featured in the online design media. The practice has received multiple international accolades, most recently the 2022 Landezine International Landscape Award, 2022 Architizer A+Award and the 2022 Design Educates Award (Honorable Mention), among many others in previous years.

Alice Rawsthorn is the design critic of the International Herald Tribune. In her weekly Design column, published every Monday, Alice explores new directions in every area of design and its impact on our lives. Her column is syndicated to other newspapers and magazines worldwide. A prominent broadcaster and public speaker, Alice also writes the Object Lesson column for the New York Times Magazine. She speaks at important international events including the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos. Alice is a trustee of the Whitechapel Gallery in London, and a member of the board of Arts Council England and of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council for Design. Born in Manchester, Alice graduated in art and architectural history from Cambridge University. She then became an award-winning journalist for the Financial Times, working as a foreign correspondent in Paris and pioneering the FT's coverage of the creative industries. From 2001 to 2006 Alice was director of the Design Museum in London. During her directorship, the number of visits to the museum rose by 40%, participation in the education programme doubled and the Design Museum website became the world's most popular design site. An honorary senior fellow of the Royal College of Art and member of the master jury of the 2010 Aga Khan Award for Architecture, Alice has served on numerous arts juries including the Turner Prize for contemporary art, the Stirling Prize for architecture, the British Council's selection panel for the Venice Architecture Biennale, the PEN History Book Prize and the BAFTA film and television awards. She was chair of the British Council's Design Advisory Group, and a member of the Design Council's board as well as of the government's advisory panel on the BBC Charter Review. Before joining the board of Arts Council England in 2006, Alice was lead advisor on the visual arts to ACE and chaired the Turning Point Review of the Contemporary Visual Arts. Alice has contributed essays to a number of books. She has also published an acclaimed biography of the fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent, and a monograph of the work of the designer Marc Newson.

field operations is a leading-edge landscape architecture and urban design practice based in New York City. Serving an international clientele, our practice is renowned for strong contemporary design across a variety of high-profile project types and scales. Founded in 1998 by James Corner, field operations comprises nearly 30 professionals, many with cross-disciplinary backgrounds in landscape architecture, urban design, architecture and communication art. Our mandate is to create intelligent, high-quality design solutions for cities, landscapes and public spaces. We often work collaboratively with some of the world’s leading architects, planners, engineers, ecologists and artists. Our expertise is reflected in a diverse range of projects, from the design of entire sectors of cities to intimate garden spaces; the design of large public parks and urban spaces to housing and mixed-use urban developments; the reclamation of landfills, derelict brownfield sites and other post-industrial landscapes for new public uses and private development to the preservation of large-scale natural resources. Whatever the scale and scope, our practice looks to respond with imagination and clarity to the unique circumstances of each project, crafting ecologically smart and culturally significant built works of lasting distinction. Current projects include the transformation of 75 acres at the heart of San Juan, Puerto Rico into a state of the art Science City; development of a new mixed use corridor for the City of Syracuse and Syracuse University; a master plan for the University of Puerto Rico Rio Piedras Campus; transformation of the 2,200-acre landfill site Fresh Kills into what will be one of the world’s largest urban parks; the High Line in New York City; the Botanical Garden of Puerto Rico; a 4-million sf urban redevelopment project, with 20 acres of public open space, in Westport, Baltimore; a new waterfront city in Chuncheon, Korea; Lake Ontario Park in Toronto; and the MGM/Mirage Pool and Gardens in Las Vegas. The work of James Corner and field operations has been recognized by the New York City Arts Commission Award for Excellence in Design; the American Academy of Arts and Letters Award for Design; the Daimler-Chrysler Award for Design Innovation; the Architectural League of New York Design Award; and other professional design awards and prizes. Our work has been published and exhibited internationally, including at the Venice Biennale; ArchiLAB, Paris; the Royal College of Art, London; and the Museum of Modern Art, New York.