PIN–UP is a New York-based magazine focused on pure architectural entertainment — the meeting point of architecture, art, and design.

What is art? Where does it come from? And how and where is it shown? PIN–UP 32 is entirely dedicated to the architecture of art, from labor policies, to curatorial practices, to the physical context in which things are viewed. On the cover: a 1:10 model of artist Wolfgang Tillmans’s first exhibition in New York City in 1994.

Also in this issue: 

Thelma Golden discusses the importance of creating Black spaces; 

Christine Binswanger and Kathy Halbreich talk about Herzog & de Meuron's years of art experience; 

Odd Matter pay tribute to the beaches of Corsica

Curator; Jordan Carter makes a case for two-dimensional architecture; and more!

New York, U.S.A; 230mm x 282mm; 256 pages; Spring/Summer 2022