Considered the most extensive survey of the architect's work to date, originated at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, and traveled to museums in Houston, Toronto, and Atlanta before winding up its tour at MOCA. The show consisted of approximately two hundred and fifty drawings, photographs, and scale models, and included furnishings, sculptural installations, and four full-scale, walk-in architectonic constructions. Over fifty were added for the MOCA show.
The exhibition was accompanied by a catalogue.
The exhibition was organized by Elizabeth A. T. Smith, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.
The exhibition was accompanied by a catalogue.
The Architecture of Frank Gehry was organized by Elizabeth A. T. Smith, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.