U.S. 80 SOLO Listening Session
The MAK Center for Art and Architecture invites you to a listening session of Nancy Holt’s U.S. 80 SOLO led by Aurora Tang.
Conservation and Stewardship: The Limits of Care
The MAK Center for Art and Architecture invites you to Conservation and Stewardship: The Limits of Care, a lecture by Rosa Lowinger
MAK Center Architecture Tour Spring 2026
The MAK Center for Art and Architecture is pleased to invite you to the MAK Center Architecture Tour Spring 2026, on Saturday, May 9, 2026. From the San Fernando Valley to West Hollywood, our annual fundraising tour features five remarkable houses by R.M. Schindler, Raphael Soriano, and Lloyd Wright.
Nancy Holt: Screening of Sun Tunnels and Swamp
The MAK Center for Art and Architecture invites you to a screening of Nancy Holt’s influential 1978 film Sun Tunnels, alongside the 1971 film Swamp, co-authored with Robert Smithson at Sprüth Magers.
2026 Researcher-in-Residence Application Deadline
The MAK Center for Art and Architecture and the SOM Foundation are now accepting applications for the 2026 Researcher-in-Residence.
Opening Reception for Final Projects: Group LVIII
The MAK Center for Art and Architecture is pleased to announce Final Projects: Group LVIII, featuring work produced by our Artists- and Architects-in-Residence: Leni Hoffmann, Veronika Spierenburg, and Zara Pfeifer.
Opening Reception of Nancy Holt: Light and Shadow Poetics
The MAK Center for Art and Architecture invites you to the opening reception of Nancy Holt: Light and Shadow Poetics.
Odeya Nini at the Schindler House
The MAK Center for Art and Architecture and Living Earth invite you to a performance by Odeya Nini.
Imaging: Architectural Photography II with Zara Pfeifer
The MAK Center for Art and Architecture invites you to a photography workshop with Zara Pfeifer, the second in a series of guided programs.
ECHOLOGY: PERSPECTIVES IN ECO-LOGIC
The MAK Center invites you to an evening with three leading voices in the field of ecological art and activism: Lauren Bon, Aroussiak Gabrielian, and Debra Scacco. Join us for artist presentations and a conversation moderated by Jamison Edgar exploring the evolving relationships between humans, nature, technology, and infrastructure, placing their work in conversation with the ideas at the heart of the MAK Center’s current exhibition, Agnes Denes: The Future is Fragile.