The exhibition "Charles & Ray Eames: The Unusual Beauty of Common Things" proposes an expanded reading of one of the 20th century's most influential practices, shifting the focus from the object to the system of relationships that produces it. More than just furniture designers, the Eameses emerge as builders of a visual culture that articulates materials, images, games, and knowledge within a single field of experimentation.
School of Architecture, Art and Design at Tecnológico de Monterrey
In 2026, Tecnológico de Monterrey celebrates the 80th anniversary of its Architecture program. Throughout the year, the School of Architecture, Art and Design (EAAD) will host a series of events to recognize the trajectory of a discipline that has evolved alongside both the institution and the country.
The ground we walk on is composed of layers of history buried over time: infrastructures, vegetation, animals, and human beings who inhabited these territories form a collection of sedimented layers and historical deposits that combine with geological layers from deep time. This interrelation between the artificial and the geological is especially evident in the forgotten infrastructures buried beneath our cities. How can we unearth both the memory and the material evidence of these? And what does this tell us about what we have collectively forgotten?
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