04.10.2016

04.10_Talk_Frieze Art & Architecture Conference

What is it that makes a great space for art? Should architecture be subservient to art? Or should it make a statement of its own? How do the needs of public museums differ from those of commercial galleries, private museums and homes?
Bringing together major architects and designers in conversation with their museum, collector and artist clients, the conference explored today’s most challenging and innovative projects.
Speakers included Kirsty Bell, Craig Dykers, Martino Gamper, Michael Govan, Stephanie MacDonald (6a architects), Gabriel Orozco, Annabelle Selldorf, Peter St John, Francis Upritchard and Peter Zumthor.
 

Michael Govan & Peter Zumthor with Julia Peyton-Jones discussing LACMA

Michael Govan & Peter Zumthor with Julia Peyton-Jones discussing LACMA

 

Craig Dykers, Snøhetta discussing the Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco
Craig Dykers, Snøhetta discussing the Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco (facade detail)

 

Craig Dykers, Snøhetta discussing the Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco
Craig Dykers, Snøhetta discussing the Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco

 

Martino Gamper & Francis Upritchard with Kirsty Bell discussing their home/studio space
Martino Gamper & Francis Upritchard with Kirsty Bell discussing their home/studio space

 

Gabriel Orozco & Stephanie Macdonald with Kirsty Bell discussing the permanent garden at SLG, designed in collaboration with 6a and horticulturalists from the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew.
Gabriel Orozco & Stephanie Macdonald with Kirsty Bell discussing the permanent garden at SLG, designed in collaboration with 6a and horticulturalists from the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew.