Nothing lasts forever. Locations, environments, and spaces are subject to change, adaptation, and transformation over time, whether through natural processes, human intervention, or cultural shifts. Impermanence creates not static entities but dynamic and ever-evolving landscapes shaped by various influences. It was this that the newly elected artists and architects of The National Academy of Design (NAD) sought to explore.
The NAD’s latest exhibition, Sites of Impermanence, is set to delight art and architecture enthusiasts as it showcases the works of newly elected National Academicians. Running from February 8 to May 11, 2024, at the Academy’s new permanent location in Chelsea, this exhibition promises a journey through the diverse and thought-provoking creations of eight exceptional artists and architects.
