Built by Viennese-American architect Richard Neutra with a no-interest loan from Dutch philanthropist Dr. C.H. Van Der Leeuw, this experimental "glass house" was designed to accommodate his office and two families on a small lot. After a fire, Richard and his son Dion redesigned the main house, applying their learned principles of sun louvers, water roofs, and "nature-near" design.story

Stampede is a visual survey of the ever-moving kaleidoscope of systems of labor, building, and destruction, inspired by artist Christina Joseph's research on the Underground Railroad. Joseph, a Los Angeles-born artist currently pursuing her MFA from UC Irvine, uses ceramics to address themes of identity, history, beauty, and labor.
This first solo exhibition by Ernesto Burgos with Fernberger introduces a new body of cast bronze sculptures alongside his most ambitious wall-based works to date. The exhibition explores permanence and change, using bronze to preserve the contingencies of process and the evidence of making.