Georgia O’Keeffe: Architecture, on view at Detroit Institute of Arts, showcases an unfamiliar facet of the artist’s work
Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) opened Georgia O’Keeffe: Architecture on September 11. The exhibition presents O’Keeffe’s relationship with, and portrayal of, modern architecture. This is the first exhibition to solely focus on O’Keeffe’s works centering the built environment. Organized in three categories, the exhibition features 35 paintings from O’Keeffe’s 1920s–60s catalog, of places she called
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