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Fun House is Snarkitecture’s first comprehensive museum exhibition. Initially installed at the National Building Museum in Washington D.C. and curated by Italy-based Maria Cristina Didero, the heart of the exhibition is presented within a Snarkitecture-designed house — a freestanding structure that recalls and re-imagines the idea of the traditional home filtered through Snarkitecture’s lens.
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Fun House includes a sequence of interactive rooms that reference familiar elements of a house, along with related spaces and programs. The feeling of a home is recalled by the proportion, scale, and materials that make up Fun House. Abstracted elements like a kitchen cabinet display or bathtub, reference a familiar domestic interior while allowing people to experience the world of Snarkitecture.
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Fun House includes over fifty Snarkitecture environments and objects, like Dig (2011) and Drift (2012), as well as new concepts developed specifically for The National Building Museum.
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