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Alexandra Lange: To create a multi-museum, multi-curator Tumblr, I planned a kind of curatorial game: Show Me What You've Got.

2 months agoArts : Design Observer

To create metamuseum.tumblr.com, a multi-museum, multi-curator Tumblr @MADMuseum, I saw it as a kind of curatorial game: Show Me What You’ve Got.

Alexandra Lange: Mariana Van Rensselaer and the Rise of Architecture Criticism

3 months agoArts : Design Observer

On Places, Alexandra Lange explores the ongoing relevance of the late 19th-century writings of Mariana Van Rensselaer, one of the pioneers of architecture criticism in America.

Alexandra Lange: The heroine of 'Where'd You Go, Bernadette' is an award-winning female architect. Don't envy her life.

3 months agoArts : Design Observer

The heroine of Where’d You Go, Bernadette is an award-winning female architect. Don’t envy her life.

Alexandra Lange: One of these things is not like the other, or, why all architectural photography is not alike.

4 months agoArts : Design Observer

Tribute to architectural photographer Balthazar Korab, and a discussion of what made him different from contemporary Ezra Stoller.

Alexandra Lange: Kicked A Building Lately? That question, the title of the 1976 collection of Ada Louise Huxtable's work for the New York Times, embodies her approach to criticism.

4 months agoArts : Design Observer

That question, the title of the 1976 collection of Ada Louise Huxtable’s work for the New York Times, embodies her approach to criticism.

Awards: Architecture critics Alexandra Lange and Mark...

Architecture critics Alexandra Lange and Mark Lamster pooh-pooh those lame, tepid, year-end wrapups for the third annual installment of their irreverent version, bestowing Frank Gehry with the "Where Starchitects Go to Die Award" for his stalled Eisenhower Memorial in DC....

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Alexandra Lange dishes out some choice history from Bee Wilson’s new book, Consider the Fork. On the rise of the butter knife: In 1637, Wilson reports, Cardinal Richelieu was supposedly so offended by a guest using the point of a...

Alexandra Lange: Another Design Couple You Should Know: The Tilletts

5 months agoArts : Design Observer

If you are interested in textile design, mid-century style, or creative partnerships, I would urge you to go visit “The World of D.D. and Leslie Tillett” at the Museum of the City of New York.

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