At the Barbican Center in London, the Curve gallery is an example of an unusually shaped art space in the middle of a traditional, rectiform center. Its 90-degree curved design, wrapping around the back of the performing arts center's main hall, has been by turns a challenge and a blessing, and its function continues to evolve even after 30 years' experience. — nytimes.com
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And yet somehow the former American Folk Art Museum building is so totally unsuitable and unusable as a place to view art that it has to be torn down. Curious.
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