A traveling museum.
This article reports that Japanese architect Shigeru Ban shared plans for a temporary museum on a historic West Side pier in New York City. The Nomadic Museum, opening in spring 2005, is designed to be easily transportable. It will display the photographic works of Gregory Colbert, whose show, Ashes...
| Publicado en: | Architectural Record Vol. 192; no. 11; p. 46 |
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