ニューヨーク近代美術館のインスタグラム(themuseumofmodernart) - 10月7日 08時14分

The intent of the exhibition “Latin American Architecture Since 1945,” which explored contemporary architecture in Latin America, was not only to expose the American public to the work of the region’s leading architects, but also to demonstrate the advanced modernity of its cities, “which we ourselves still only anticipate,” as curator Arthur Drexler wrote in the preface to the exhibition catalogue. The 1955 exhibition brought together photographs, photomurals, and special stereo viewers depicting 49 buildings—including complex university developments, public housing projects, stadiums, hotels, industrial buildings, churches, private residences, and a nightclub—that together captured the Latin American building boom, foregrounding famous architects such as Brazil’s Oscar Niemeyer and Venezuela’s Carlos Rául Villanueva. It was organized by the museum’s International Program, which was founded in 1952 to circulate exhibitions to museums around the world. See images of the installation, great views of the scene at the opening reception, and more at mo.ma/52exhibitions. 4 of #52exhibitions: “Latin American Architecture Since 1945,” 1955. #MoMAhistory #tbt

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