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James Wines Born Oak Park, IL 1932 James Wines, winner of the Smithsonian Institution 2013 National Design Award for Lifetime Achievement, is a visual artist, architectural designer and writer. Since 1969 he has headed a multi-disciplinary practice that includes buildings, public spaces, environmental art works, landscapes, master plans, interiors, video productions, graphics, and product designs. Educated at Syracuse University, he is the founder of SITE in 1970, a New York City based art/architecture practice. The main focus of his work is on aesthetic, sociological and environmental concerns in the building arts. As the studio’s continuing President and Creative Director, he has designed and built more than one hundred and fifty architectural projects in the USA, Italy, France, England, Austria, Canada, Spain, Qatar, Turkey, Dubai, China and Japan. Professor Wines has delivered lectures at eight hundred colleges, universities and professional conferences in fifty-two countries and written seven books - including DE-ARCHITECTURE (Rizzoli) 1987 and GREEN ARCHITECTURE (Taschen) 2000. In addition, there have been twenty-two monographic books and museum catalogues published on his drawings and projects for SITE. Winner of twenty-five art and design awards - including the 1995 Chrysler Award for Design Innovation (USA) and the 2011 ANCE Award for an International Architect (Italy) - James Wines was honored in 2002 with a large retrospective exhibition at the Centre FRAC in France, jointly sponsored by Centre Pompidou in Paris and the Museé des Beaux Arts in Orleans. His graphic work has been shown in more than one hundred and fifty museums and galleries in the USA, Europe, and Asia. The most recent exhibition of his drawings, bridging from 1970 to the present, was on view during the winter of 2013 at the Atrium Gallery, City College of New York. Drawings and models can be found in numerous public and private collections, including the Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum, Centre Pompidou, FRAC, Louvre, Victoria and Albert Museum, Australian National Gallery, Tokyo National Gallery, Art Institute of Chicago and others. Professor Wines lives in the SoHo section of New York City, with a professional studio located in the Wall Street area. He continues to research environmental issues in architecture and public space and writes on these subjects for publications internationally. James Wines & Site – Exhibitons *Note: The following list of exhibitions have exclusively featured or included the work of James Wines and SITE. In some cases the exhibitions have been designed by Mr. Wines. 2009 PARTICIPANT GALLERY « Nothing Up My Sleeve » - Shake Shack at Madison Square Park, BEST Product Showrooms - New York, NY – Nov 09– Jan 2010. VAN ALEN INSITITUTE « Flat Iron High and Low - Shake Shack at Madison Square Park - New York, NY – Nov 01 – Dec 15 2009. ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS – ARCHITECTURE SPACE « Paper City: Urban Utopias - Special edition for Blue Print magazine – London, UK – July 31 – October 27 2009. MUSEUM OF MODERN ART – ROBERT B. MENSCHEL GALLERY – In Situ : Architecture and Landscape - BEST Products Forest and Terrarium Showrooms - New York, NY – April 08 to Sept 14, 2009 – Catalogue. EXIT ART - Vertical Gardens - Maison de la Culture du Japon; Residence Antilia; Shake Shack MSP – New York – March 28 – May 23 2009 YALE ART + ARCHITECTURE GALLERY - Worlds Away : New Suburban Landscapes » - BEST Products Parking Lot Showroom, Ghost Houses – New Haven, CT – March 02 to May 10 2009 – Catalogue. 2008 CARNEGIE MUSEUM OF ART - Worlds Away : New Suburban Landscapes - BEST Products Parking Lot Showroom, Ghost Houses – Pittsburgh, PA – October 04 to January 18, 2009 – Catalogue. TAIPEI FINE ARTS MUSEUM - ARCHILAB - FRAC Centre collection – BEST Indeterminate Facade model and Highrise of Homes – Taipei, Taiwan - June 14 to August 24, 2008. NATIONAL ACADEMY MUSEUM & SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS « The 183rd Annual : An invitational exhibition of Contemporary American Art » - SITE Residence Antilia, Mumbia, India – New York, New York – May 29 to September 7 of 2008. COOPER-HEWITT NATIONAL DESIGN MUSEUM - Phase 3 Collection ONE - SITE code pens produced by Acme Studio designed by Denise Lee for SITE – New York, New York - May 16 to 31 2008. MILANO CAPITALE DEL DESIGN 2008 «GREEN ENERGY DESIGN» in association with Milano Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2008 [Milan Furniture Fair] – a SITE R3 Pavilion designed by Denise Lee and James Wines,, commissioned by Interni Magazine – Milano, Italy – April 15 to May 01 of 2008. WALKER ART CENTER « Worlds Away : New Suburban Landscapes » - BEST Products Parking Lot Showroom, Ghost Houses – Minneapolis, MN – February 29 to May 18 2008 – Catalogue. 2007 YALE UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY, “The Architect’s Table: Swid Powell and Postmodern Design” – SITE’s lunar landscape plate – New Haven, CT, USA – Sept 25 2007 – Jan 06 2008 – Catalogue CIVA -International Centre for Urbanism, Architecture and Landscape, « Supermarket Exhibition » - BEST Products Showroom, Public Spaces – a short film by Howard Silver – Brussels, Belgium – Dec 01 2007 – Mar 01 2008 – Catalogue. ABBAYE ROYALE, “Instant City” – Highrise of Homes – Fontevraud, France – Sept 29 – Nov 18 2007 – Catalogue. DEPARTMENT OF ESSONNE , « Patrimonial Days Urban Utopia” - Highrise of Homes and Residence Antilia – Evry, Paris, France - Sept 10 – 23 2007. SWISS ARCHITECTURE MUSEUM, “Instant Urbanism” – Highrise of Homes – Basel, Swizterland – Jun 9 – September 16 2007 – Catalogue. ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS, “Architecture on the Ramp” curated by Peter Cook – “BEST Forest Showroom” – London, UK - Feb 2 – Apr 11 2007. 2006 STOREFRONT FOR ART AND ARCHITECTURE, “Clip/ Stamp/ Fold: The Radical Architecture of Little Magazines 196X-197X” – SITE’s 1970s on-SITE publication – New York, New York, USA – November 14 – January 31 2007 – Catalogue. VILLA LE ROC FLEURI, "No Made 2006" - Fondazione Pietro Rossini Sculpture Farm and Visitors Pavilion as featured project - Cap d'Ail, France BARBICAN CENTRE, “Future City: Experiment and Utopia in architecture 1956 to 2006” – London, England – June 15 – September 17 2006 – Catalogue. CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE – GERALD D HINES GALLERY, “Esto Now: Photographers Eye New York” – Shake Shack as featured project – New York, New York – January 05 – March 04 2006. ARTI & ARCHITETTURA, 1900 TO 2000 – major survey exhibition of 20th Century architecture – selection of five SITE projects - curator, German Celant – Palazzo Ducale, Genova, Italy – October 2, 2004 to February 13, 2005 2005 MORI ART MUSEUM OF TOKYO - “New Visions in Architecture, Art and the City” - Tokyo, Japan – December 20, 2004 – March 30, 2005 – Catalogue 2004 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE – SITE, Models and Drawings – Minneapolis, Minnesota , November 2004 SENIOR & SHOPMAKER GALLERY, “SITE – Architectural Drawings and Models” – New York, NY – October 01 to December 04, 2004 KÜNSTLERHAUS, “Reserve der Form,” – BEST Notch Showroom and Parking Lot Showroom – Vienna, Austria – August 2004 – Catalogue TRIENNALE DI MILANO – “Asfalto” - Exhibition of architectural and artistic innovations with asphalt: including SITE projects, The Ghost Parking Lot, BEST Parking Lot Building, Bicentennial Rest Stop on Route 80, Ghost Houses – May 2004 FIRENZE MOSTRE (in association with Center Pompidou and Fonds Regional d’Art Comtemporain du Centre) - “Radical Architecture,” – Florence, Italy – April, 2004 – Catalogue NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM, “Big & Green: Sustainable Buildings for the 21st Century,” Highrise of Homes, BEST Forest Building Showroom, Avenue Five Processional - Washington, DC, November 2002 MUSÉE DES BEAUX-ARTS D'ORLÉANS, “James Wines and SITE - Architecture in Context” - Orléans, France, May 29 to July 14, 2002 – Catalogue MUSEUM OF MODERN ART - QNS, “The Changing of the Avant-garde – Visionary Architectural Drawings from the Howard Gilman Collection,” BEST Terrarium Showroom - Long Island City, New York, USA, October 2002. VITRA DESIGN MUSEUM, "A New World Trade Center", Models and drawings of Design Proposal - Traveling Group Exhibition – Berlin, Germany; Paris, France, London, UK; Madrid, Spain and Lisbon, Portugal June - August 2002 – Catalogue VENICE ARCHITECTURE BIENNALE, "A New World Trade Center", Models and drawings of Design Proposal - Traveling Group Exhibition – Venice, Italy, September - November 2002 - Catalogue BRISBANE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, “Settimana del Prodotto Padovano,” Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, June 2002 MUSÉE DES BEAUX-ARTS D'ORLÉANS, “James Wines and SITE - Architecture in Context,” Orléans, France, May 29 – July 14, 2002 – Catalogue NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM, "A New World Trade Center", Models and drawings of Design Proposal - Traveling Group Exhibition - Washington, DC, April 2002 - Catalogue DENVER ART MUSEUM, “US Design 1975-2000,” Ross’s Landing Park and Plaza and Aquatorium - Denver, Colorado, February, 2002 – Catalogue – also to be shown in following museums: • BASS MUSEUM, “US Design 1975-2000,” Ross’s Landing Park and Plaza and Aquatorium – Miami Beach, Florida, February - May, 2003 – Catalogue • AMERICAN CRAFT MUSEUM, “US Design 1975-2000,” Ross’s Landing Park and Plaza and Aquatorium – New York, New York, June - September, 2003 – Catalogue • MEMPHIS BROOKS MUSEUM OF ART, “US Design 1975-2000,” Ross’s Landing Park and Plaza and Aquatorium – Memphis, Tenessee, November - February, 2004 – Catalogue MAX PROTETCH GALLERY, "A New World Trade Center", Models and drawings of Design Proposal for the World Trade Center - New York, New York