What’s in a name? As Romeo and Juliet knew, quite a lot. Called “the artist among architects,” Luis Barragán brought his eye-catching colorful Modernism to Mexico, becoming one of the country’s most ...

Located surreptitiously near the end of a narrow street in Mexico City’s Miguel Hidalgo district, Casa Luis Barragán is the private residence and studio built by the famed Mexican architect in 1948 ...

Since 2013, conceptual artist Jill Magid has worked on “The Barragán Archives,” a project which encompasses her efforts to access the archives of revered Mexican architect Luis Barragán. Currently, ...

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The NYBG horticulture team has planted a profusion of the striking flowering plants amid an installation of trickling water features and textured walls painted hot ...

MEXICO CITY -- In a working-class neighborhood of Mexico City, two concrete buildings hidden near the end of a cul de sac draw visitors from around the world. This is the home and studio of Luis ...

For the inaugural show of Timothy Taylor 16×34, the new New York outpost of London-based Timothy Taylor gallery, curator Oscar Humphries worked with the Barragán Foundation to create the Architecture ...

If you walk into Sean Kelly gallery to have a look at the photography of James Casebere and you feel as if you have been immersed in an eldritch vision, you are not alone. These images are like the ...

March 9 of last year marked Luis Barragán's 119th birthday and, in celebration of their namesake, the Barragan Foundation announced via their Instagram that they were launching the institution's newly ...