1980
37 West 57th Street, New York City
January 24–February 16
The Works of John Hejduk
January 8–February 2
Gene Davis: Paintings of the Fifties and Recent Work
March–April 12
Mary Miss: Falseworks
April–May 10
Will Insley
April–May 10
Gary Bower
May 13–June 13
Massimo Scolari: Watercolors and Drawings, 1969–1979
June 17 (opening)
Architecture Invitational, Peter Eisenman invites Emilio Ambasz; Michael Graves invites Antoine Grumbach; John Hejduk invites Daniel Libeskind; Léon Krier invites Rita Wolf; Aldo Rossi invites Carlo Anonymo; Massimo Scolari invites Giorgio Grassi
September 5–October 4
Gallery Artists
September 4–October 4
Michael Graves: Current Work
October 9–November 1
Sol LeWitt: Photo-Grids
October 9–November 1
Gary Bower
October 11–November 7
Emilio Ambasz: House for a Couple in Cordoba, Spain
November 6–29
Denise Green: Ellipses
November 6–30
Richard Meier: Everything for the Home
December 4–January 12
Ezra Stoller: Photographs of Architecture 1939-1980
December 4–January 10
Richard Fleischner
1981
37 West 57th Street, New York City
January 16–February 7
Pat Steir
Léon Krier: Architectural Drawings for the Reconstruction of the European City, 1967–1980
February 11–March 6
Jackie Ferrara: Maquettes for Wallyards, Courtyards, and Landscapes
Will Insley: Section Drawings of a Building from ONECITY
February 12–April
Charles Moore: New Church Building for the Parish of St. Matthews, Pacific Palisades, California
March 12–April 4
Siah Armajani: Dictionary for Building I: Doors, Windows, Notations and Models
Sol LeWitt: Wall Drawings, Geometric Figures
April 9–May 2
David Reed
Scott Burton: New Tables
Romaldo Giurgola: Parliament House Australia, Formative Sketches
May 7–30
Pinchas Cohen Gan
Vito Acconci: Vehicle/Architecture/Propaganda
June 4–July 31
Louis I. Kahn: Drawings
July–August
Group Show
September 10–October 31
Aldo Rossi: Monuments of Venice
Richard Fleischner
November 5–December 3
Pat Steir: Explorations
December 3–January 7
Group Show
December 3–January 2
Bernard Tschumi: The Manhattan Transcripts, “The Block”
December 4–January 7
Christof Kohlhofer: The Ersatz Piece and the real thing…
Protetch-McNeil / 214 Lafayette Street, New York City
November 21 (opening)
Open Storage, including artists and architects Vito Acconci, Siah Armajani, Gary Bower, Farrell Brickhouse, Scott Burton, Pinchas Cohen Gan, Peter Eisenman, Jackie Ferrara, Richard Fleischner, Frank Gehry, Michael Graves, Denise Green, John Hejduk, Will Insley, Alfred Jensen, Sol LeWitt, Mary Miss, Ree Morton, David Reed, Aldo Rossi, Pat Steir, and Venturi, Rauch and Scott Brown
1980s
1982
37 West 57th Street, New York City
January 7–February 6
Russian and Other Original Avant-Garde Posters of the 1920s and 1930s
January 7–February 6
Ree Morton: Selected Works: 1974–1976
February 12–March 6
Will Insley: Cross Section Drawings of a Building from ONECITY
February 12–March 6
Jackie Ferrara: Maquettes for Wallyards, Courtyards, and Landscapes
March 11–April 3
O.M.A. Rem Koolhaas, Elia Zenghelis: Projects, 1972–1982
April 8–May 6
Pinchas Cohen Gan: Black Sabbath 1982: from Steve Austin to the Prophets
April 8–May 6
Farrell Brickhouse: New Works
May 7–29
Tables and Chairs: Vintage Modern and Recent Burton, including chairs by Scott Burton, Marcel Breuer, Hans Luckhardt, Wassili Luckhardt, Werner Moser, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Mart Stam
June 4–July 30
Siah Armajani, Scott Burton, Jackie Ferrara, Frank Gehry, Michael Graves, Aldo Rossi
June 4–July 31
Frank Gehry: Furniture, Drawings and Models
August 1–31
Group Show
September 15–October 16
Venturi, Rauch and Scott Brown: Buildings and Drawings
October–November 13
Philip Pavia
Protetch-McNeil / 214 Lafayette Street, New York City
January 7 (opening)
Open Storage Space: John Hejduk, Farrell Brickhouse, Scott Burton, Vito Acconci, Jackie Ferrara, Michael Graves, Alfred Jensen, Ree Morton
1983
37 West 57th Street, New York City
January 6–February 5
Jackie Ferrara
February 9–March 5
John Hejduk: Solopacan Variations
February 26–March 26
Christof Kohlhofer: Therapeutic Paintings
March 8–April 2
Siah Armajani: Dictionary for Architecture II
April–May 7
Pat Steir
May 14–June 11
Michael Graves: Current Work
June–July 30
Group Show, including Siah Armajani, Scott Burton, Jackie Ferrara, Frank Gehry, Michael Graves, Robert Mangold, Aldo Rossi, Pat Steir
August–September 2
Major Modern Sculpture, including Siah Armajani, Scott Burton, Mary Miss, Jackie Ferrara, Alice Aycock, Richard Fleischner
Sept 16–Oct 16
Frank Lloyd Wright: Drawings from 1893–1959
November 15–December 10
David Reed
Richard DeVore
Architecture in Silver, including Michael Graves, Hans Hollein, Charles Jencks, Richard Meier, Alessandro Mendini, Paolo Portoghesi, Aldo Rossi, Stanley Tigerman, Oscar Tusquets, Robert Venturi, Kazumasa Yamashita
December 14–January 7
Five Sculptors: Siah Armajani, Scott Burton, Jackie Ferrara, Richard Fleischner, Mary Miss
Protetch-McNeil / 214 Lafayette Street, New York City
January 15 (opening)
The Revolutionary Power of Women’s Laughter, including Mike Glier, Ilona Granet, Jenny Holzer, Mary Kelly, Barbara Kruger, Nancy Spero; curated by Richard Flood
February 26–March 26
Christof Kohlhofer: Therapeutic Paintings
April 1–30
Frank Young: Paintings
Ricardo Regazzoini: Columns
May 7–June 4
Alice Aycock: The Thousand and One Nights in The Mansion of Bliss
July–September 2
Major Modern Sculpture: Scott Burton, Siah Armajani, Mary Miss, Jackie Ferrara, Alice Aycock and Richard Fleischner
September 10–October 8
Portraits for the 80s, including Donald Baechler, Leon Golub, Lee Gordon, Sally Heller, Steve Lindsay, Katherine Sherwood, Frank Young; curated by Richard Flood
1984
37 West 57th Street, New York City
January 10–February 4
Ree Morton: Paintings
Betty Woodman: Conversations and Reflections
January 14–February 11
Christof Kohlhofer
February–March 17
Steve Lindsay, Lee Gordon, Willy Heeks
March 9 - 31
Isamu Noguchi: Steel Sculpture
April 5–April 28
Siah Armajani: Dictionary for Building III
May 3–June 2
Léon Krier: Projects 1980–1983
June 8–August
Saarinen & Swanson: Drawings & Designs
June 8–July 28
Furnishings by Architects: Prototypes of New Designs in Editions, including Elizabeth Diller, Don Eddy, Jeremy Frank, Frank Gehry, Jeffrey George, Nicholas Goldsmith, Michael Graves, Steven Holl, Elias Moser, Gaetano Pesce, Henry Smith-Miller & Laurie Hawkinson, Bruce Tomb, Marek Walczak, Tod Williams & Billie Tsien, James Wollens
September 6–October 6
Erik Gunnar Asplund
October 12–November 3
Will Insley: Early Wall Fragments
November 8–December 1
Jackie Ferrara: New Work
November 9–December 1
Robert Israel: Masks and Costumes for Akhnaten
December 7–December 29
Michael Graves: Drawings for The Great Gatsby
December 7–January 5
Donald Judd
Protetch-McNeil / 214 Lafayette Street, New York City
January 14–February 11
Christof Kohlhofer
February 17–March 17
Steve Lindsay, Willy Heeks, Lee Gordon
March 24
Mary Miss: Interior Works: 1966–1984
October 28–December 3
Andrea Blum: Project Drawings
NOTE: Mary Miss’s large scale show Interior Works stayed on view at Protetch-McNeil through 1985 after which the space no longer staged formal exhibitions but continued to operate as an open storage gallery.
1985
37 West 57th Street, New York City
January 12–February 16
The Drawings of Frank Lloyd Wright
March 2–30
Scott Burton: Geometric Granite Furniture
April 3–27
David Reed: Paintings
Betty Woodman: Italian Vases
May 3–25
Mies van der Rohe: Sketches
Group Show, including Siah Armajani, Scott Burton, Jackie Ferrara, Will Insley, May Miss, Pete Omlor, Jacqueline Poncelet, David Reed, Betty Woodman
June 8–July 14
Erik Gunnar Asplund [in collaboration with GA Tokyo]
June 21–August 30
Drawings: Nine Architects, including Emilio Ambasz, Ricardo Bofill, Roger Ferri, Michael Graves, John Hejduk, Léon Krier, Mark Mack, Paul Rudolph, Lauretta Vinciarelli
September 5–28
Bernard Tschumi: Drawings Parc De La Villette
October 4–26
Peter Omlor: Paintings
October 4–26
Will Insley: Drawings
November 1–30
Siah Armajani: Dictionary for Building IV
December 5–January 4
Michael Graves: Recent Projects
December 7–January 5
Donald Judd: Architectural Drawings and Furniture
1986
37 West 57th Street, New York City
January 14–February 1
Paintings & Drawings: Christian Haub, Ron Janowich, Peter Omlor, David Reed, Alan Uglow, John Virtue
February 5–March 1
Mies van der Rohe: Architectural Drawings
Paul Rudolph: Projects 1949–1985
March 5–29
Louis Sullivan: Stencils and Terracottas
April 1–May 3
Scott Burton: Recent Work
May 7–31
Jacqueline Poncelet: Recent Sculpture
May 7–31
Michelle Stuart: Recent Paintings
May 30–June 8
Benefit Exhibition and Auction for Architects, Designers and Planners for Social Responsibility
June 1986
Architectural Drawings by Ando, Arquitectonica, Bofill, Botta, Graves, Gwathmey
July–August 30
Robert Israel
September 10–October 4
Ricardo Bofill, Taller de Arquitectura: The City: Classicism and Technology
October 8–November 1
David Reed: Paintings
November 5–29
Betty Woodman
December 10–January 3
Arata Isozaki: Drawings and Prints
1987
37 West 57th Street, New York City
January 6–February 7
Frank Lloyd Wright: Architect [in collaboration with GA Tokyo]
February 11–March 4
Architectural Drawings, including John Hejduk, Frank Lloyd Wright, Michael Graves, Bernard Tschumi
March–April 4
Richard DeVore
April–May 2
Nicholas Wilder
April–May 2
Pete Omlor
May 5–June 6
The Drawings of Frank Lloyd Wright
June 9–July 10
Zaha Hadid: Projects
560 Broadway, New York City
September 26–October 31
Scott Burton: New Work
September 26–October 31
James Wines: Drawings for SITE
October 31–December 5
Siah Armajani: Elements I
November 4–December 12
Richard Buckminster Fuller
December 12–January 9
Group Show, including Siah Armajani, Scott Burton, Jackie Ferrara, Graham Norwell, David Reed, Betty Woodman
December 17–January 16
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
1988
January 16–February 13
David Reed
January 20–February 26
Office for Metropolitan Architecture (Rem Koolhaas and Elias Zenghelis): Recent Projects
February 20–March 19
Will Insley
March 2–April 9
John Hejduk: Lancaster/Hanover Masque
March 26–April 23
Betty Woodman
April 11–16
Architectural Drawings for Architects, Designers and Planners for Social Responsibility
April 20–May 21
Bernard Tschumi: Recent Projects
May 25–June 18
Barbara Stauffacher Solomon: Green Architecture and the Agrarian Garden Drawings
June–July 15
Arakawa, Alfred Jensen, Sol LeWitt
June 23–August 12
Charles Moore: Buildings and Projects, 1949–1986
September 15–November 5
Coop Himmelb(l)au (Wolf D. Prix and Helmut Swiczinsky): Open Architecture
September 17–October 22
Niek Kemps
November–December 3
William T. Wiley
November 10–January 7
Gaetano Pesce: Work
December 22–February 18
Group Show: Gallery Artists, including Siah Armajani, Scott Burton, Will Insley, Marilyn Minter, Pete Omlor, David Reed, Michelle Stuart, Nicholas Wilder, William T. Wiley, Betty Woodman
Protetch-McNeil / 214 Lafayette Street, New York City
May 11–29
1987–1988 Distinguished Architecture Awards
1989
560 Broadway, New York City
February–March 11
Erik Gunnar Asplund
February–March 18
Richard DeVore
March 11–April 15
Betty Woodman: Unique Porcelains Made at La Manufacture Nationale de Sevres
March 21–May 20
New Projects by Architects, including Ricardo Bofill, Peter Eisenman, Zaha Hadid, Arata Isozaki, Rem Koolhaas, Bernard Tschumi
March 29–April 29
Siah Armajani: Elements
May–June 10
Scott Burton
May 25–July 28
John Eberson: Atmospheric Theaters of the Twenties. Drawings & Photographs
June–July 14
James O. Clark
September 9–October 21
Aldo Rossi: USA
October 12–November 15
David Reed
October 28–December 2
Peter Eisenman: Snakes and Ladders
November–December 5
Nicholas Wilder
November 8–January 5
Built Projects, including Erik Gunnar Asplund, John Eberson, John Hejduk, Rem Koolhaas, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Aldo Rossi, SITE, Louis Sullivan, Bernard Tschumi, Frank Lloyd Wright
December 9–January 13
Max Protetch Gallery: 20 Years, including Vito Acconci, Siah Armajani, Jo Baer, Daniel Buren, Victor Burgin, Scott Burton, Christo, James O. Clark, Richard DeVore, Jackie Ferrara, Joel Fisher, Richard Fleischner, Jan Groover, Hans Haacke, Will Insley, Joseph Kosuth, Sol LeWitt, Robert Mangold, Marilyn Minter, Mary Miss, Robert Morris, Pete Omlor, Judy Pfaff, Martin Puryear, David Reed, Dorothea Rockburne, James Rosenquist, Joel Shapiro, Andy Warhol, Nicholas Wilder, William T. Wiley, and Betty Woodman