La Vaughn Belle

LA VAUGHN BELLE is a maker of maps, myths and monuments. In her multi-disciplinary practice, she creates narratives from the whispers and fragments found in various kinds of archives, including the sea, the trees, the land, and the body. Her studio is based in the Virgin Islands.

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Triennial Reader

A collection of materials that inspired the participants in "Making Home"

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Situating Making Home

“Going Home” considers how people shape and are shaped by domestic spaces.

Ground and First Floor

“Seeking Home” addresses a range of institutional, experimental, and utopian contexts that challenge conventional definitions of home.

The initiatives in “Building Home” present alternative models that demonstrate how architects today are working collaboratively.

The Book- Memory

Memory: Excerpts from the book "Making Home"

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Belonging: Excerpts from the book "Making Home"

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Utopia: Excerpts from the book "Making Home"

Triennial Reader

A collection of materials that inspired the participants in "Making Home"

2 East 91st Street
New York, NY 10128
212.849.8400