The Un-Private House, the first project in the Lily Auchincloss Series of Architecture Exhibitions, examines 26 contemporary homes by a roster of prominent international architects whose designs reflect the evolution of the private house in response to recent architectural innovations and changing cultural conditions.
The Un-Private House
Jul 1–Oct 5, 1999
MoMA
Publications
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The un-private house Out of print, 156 pages
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The un-private house : [brochure] the Museum of Modern Art, July 1-October 5, 1999 Out of print, 3 pages
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Press release 5 pages
Artists
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Yo Yamagata
Japanese, born 19625 exhibitions, 1 work online -
Ricardo Scofidio
American, born 193512 exhibitions, 5 works online -
Julien Monfort
French, born 19685 exhibitions, 1 work online -
Jeroen Thomas
Dutch, born 19528 exhibitions, 3 works online -
Thomas Kinslow
4 exhibitions, 1 work online - There are 10 artists in this exhibition online.
Installation images
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