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Design Perspectives By Clair Enlow |
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May 21, 2003
Art meets architecture at two local galleries
By CLAIR ENLOW
Design Perspectives
Design Perspectives
Waste no more time wondering if architecture is really an art form. In two local art galleries, architecture is on exhibit, going by different names.
In the Bellevue Art Museum it is "fashion" and at the Henry Gallery, it is "light." At the extremes of material and ethereal, both hold clues to understanding the present and future of architecture and design culture.
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