Enigmatic and unique, one of the best churches in the United States sits atop a knoll in an otherwise perfectly ordinary postwar subdivision in Indiana.
Amanda Williams takes an otherwise inert George Washington equestrian statue and turns it into a living monument in dialogue with its neighborhood, an exercise in archive-making.
Engineered waterways and cultivated prairie, the naturalistic lagoons of Chicago’s Humboldt Park have shifted more than you may have expected over the park’s 150 years.