The Intersection of Conceptual Art, Architecture, and Historic Preservation
House Museum is the alternative preservation agency that uses conceptual art methods to revitalize historic landmarks
John Rowland Mansion, National Register of Historic Places
David Horvitz, Zara Schuster, Terremoto Landscape, Evan Curtis Charles Hall, and Emily Barker
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Project Chimney
Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, CA
Artifact Catalogue: Archive of historically significant fireplaces and chimneys
Palisades Fire Memorial: Public art installation of salvaged and preserved structures
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Los Angeles Times, Hyperallergic Brooklyn, San Gabriel Tribune, Marie Claire, Ukraine Art News
House Museum exists as a series of citywide programs that connect the public to site-specific installations. Each exhibition, whether interior, virtual, or otherwise, uses contemporary art methodologies to activate historic landmarks and to engage the communities impacted by them. House responds to challenges at the intersection of art, architecture, and historic preservation. Site by site, House is building a decentralized, meta-museum network.
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