PLP researches and licenses over 350 images for the catalogue of Museum of Modern Art’s first exhibition on the history of fashion.

Wild Dreams: A Fall Point Line Party

Wednesday October 4, 5-7pm

Coming to a bookstore near you!

After editing the manuscript and securing a publisher, PLP works with architectural historian and professor Ioanna Theocharopoulou to bring this book to life.

Builders, Housewives London Book Launch

We are thrilled to announce the UK launch of Ioanna Theocharopoulou’s book, Builders, Housewives and the Construction of Modern Athens, September 22 in London at the AA Bookshop.

PLP develops the visual narrative for Victoria Newhouse’s analysis of a spectacular new building in Athens.

Re-Architecture

PLP helps develop a long-awaited book by Art Lubetz on the subject of incompletion in art and architecture.

From concept to completion, PLP develops an interactive exhibition on Annie Wang’s work about dream interpretation for Assemble, a community space for arts and technology in Pittsburgh.

Our first ever Point Line Party, a happy hour and fundraiser in support of our upcoming Pittsburgh exhibition was a huge success!

Call for Interns, Fall 2017

Collage City: Memory, Experience, and Depicting Dreams to Open at Assemble, Pittsburgh

Join us on a trek through dream landscapes with artist Annie Wang, whose Dream Diary explores her dreams through collage and architecture. This interactive exhibition will open Friday, November 3, 2017 at Assemble, Pittsburgh with live dream collaging by Wang and a Q&A with Stan Marlon, of the Pittsburgh Society of Jungian Analysts. Workshops for students K-8 will take place throughout the month. For more details, see our press release here.

Opening Date Confirmed for Now What?!

Designing for Hungers That Are Already There: A Discussion with Mitch McEwen

Architect Mitch McEwen shares their 2016 project "This Is What We Will Build When We Get Our Reparations," which took place at Pittsburgh’s City of Asylum.

Raymund Ryan, Curator of Architecture at the Carnegie Museum of Art, shares how he developed a keen eye for the built environment.

Ioanna Theocharopoulou, author of Builders, Housewives and the Construction of Modern Athens, delves into modern Athenian apartment architecture.

Mary Lou Arscott tells Kellilaurel Mijares how she makes herself at home in Pittsburgh, as a UK transplant, by practicing community engagement in Pittsburgh’s Polish Hill neighborhood.

One Colorful Conversation: Rethinking Context and Flamin' Red Hot Cheetos with Amanda Williams

Emily Ebersol and Adam Kor interview artist and architect Amanda Williams, who participated in the 2015 Chicago Biennial with her Color(ed) Theory series, in which she re-painted soon-to-be-demolished buildings on Chicago’s Southside, using hues primarily found in consumer products that are marketed toward Black people.