How a pandemic year of loss reshaped Maya Lin’s art and architecture Maya Lin stands amid “Ghost Forest,” a public art project in New York’s Madison Square Park that nods to the ravaging ...

Weekend Confidential: Maya Lin, the designer of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, on her latest projects and why architecture is easier than art.

Instead, she has created a varied and extensive body of work that includes landscape art, sculpture, and architecture, including the recently completed LEED Gold–rated Novartis Institutes for ...

The designer of Washington, D.C.'s Vietnam Veterans Memorial is shaping the way women learn at Smith College and with 'Ghost Forest' makes a climate change statement.

“By the time I was 15, I was well acquainted with the art and architecture of every country in western Europe. I guess it had its good points,” said Taylor, now a scholar in Maya art.

Maya Lin is a contemporary Asian-American artist and architect best known for her powerful Vietnam Veterans Memorial (1982) in Washington, D.C. Incorporating both industrial materials and altercations ...

The ancient Maya also mastered astronomy, mathematics, art and architecture, and a glyph system of writing on stone, ceramics, and paper. Using the labels on or below the map below, visit 15 of ...

In 1996, the ancient city was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site as its remaining structures represent some of the best examples of late Maya art and architecture.

UCSB Arts & Lectures will present a talk by Maya Lin, Vietnam Veterans Memorial designer and recipient of the 2016 Presidential Medal of Freedom, at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 30, in UCSB Campbell ...

450 Sutter Street is San Francisco’s monument to the Mayan Revival branch of Art Deco. Art Deco draws on a variety of sources including Art Nouveau, Cubism and the American Arts and Crafts Movement.

More than 1,000 years ago, the Mayan people settled in the Mexican city of Uxmal. ... and it is remembered as one of the “high points of Mayan art and architecture,” according to UNESCO.

Imagine this. It’s 1994. Maya Burman is unscrewing a barroom mirror with a penknife to create an installation. It was part of her architectural project, that the Ecole d’ Architecture Paris ...