For legendary architect Robert A. M. Stern, art either worked – or it didn’t.
So what made a work earn a place in his home?
From Warhol and Lichtenstein to Dan Flavin and John Chamberlain, Stern collected artists who were bold, confident and uncompromising. His choices reveal a surprising connection between the way he looked at art and the way he thought about architecture: every work had to command its space, hold a room and stand behind a powerful idea.
Step inside the collection of one of architecture’s most influential minds – and discover the rule that connected it all.
