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The Frank Gehry exhibition at LACMA

The Frank Gehry exhibit at LACMA examines the architect's work from the early 1960s to the present in more than 200 drawings and 65 models. This is a detail of the model for the competition to design Walt Disney Concert Hall (1988). My, how it changed.

The Frank Gehry exhibit at LACMA examines the architect’s work from the early 1960s to the present in more than 200 drawings and 65 models. This is a detail of the model for the competition to design Walt Disney Concert Hall (1988). My, how it changed.

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Sept. 28, 2015 6:16 PM PT

The Frank Gehry exhibition at LACMA

The Chiat/Day Building (1985-91) Venice, Calif.: , final model.

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The Frank Gehry exhibition at LACMA

The Nationale-Nederlanden Building (1991-96), also known as “Fred and Ginger,” in Prague; site model.

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The Frank Gehry exhibition at LACMA

The Sonderborg Kunsthalle (2010) in Sonderborg, Denmark; study model.

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The Frank Gehry exhibition at LACMA

Winton Guest House (1982-87) in Wayzata, Minn.; final model and sketches.

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The Frank Gehry exhibition at LACMA

Dr. Chau Chak Wing Building, University of Technology (2009-15) in Sydney, Australia; schematic design process model.

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The Frank Gehry exhibition at LACMA

DZ Bank (1996) in Berlin; design sketch, section cut (detail).

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The Frank Gehry exhibition at LACMA

The exhibit at LACMA includes a gallery devoted to projects in progress.

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The Frank Gehry exhibition at LACMA

At center, the Guggenheim Museum (1991-97) in Bilbao, Spain; final design development model. It sits among other models and drawings.

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