On multiple occasions Selldorf Architects has designed exhibitions for Gagosian in New York and London. For each show the firm was tasked with creating a layout and lighting design appropriate for the specific artist’s work, which also responded to significant differences in scale, medium, and natural and artificial light requirements.
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In New York, Selldorf has collaborated on major exhibitions including Picasso: Mosqueteros (2009), Claude Monet: Late Work (2010), Robert Rauschenberg (2011), Picasso and Marie-Thérèse: L’Amour Fou (2011), and Lucio Fontana: Ambienti Spaziali (2012). Each project called for a tailored approach, whether framing the intimacy of Picasso’s late paintings, juxtaposing Monet’s refined and experimental canvases, or creating immersive environments for Fontana’s spatial investigations, underscoring the firm’s ability to translate curatorial vision into resonant architectural experience.
- Client:Gagosian
- Location:New
(Photography: Rob McKeever. Courtesy of Gagosian.)
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