Mak Center Mackey House

The MAK Center for Art and Architecture, located in Los Angeles, showcases the intersection of art, architecture, and the urban environment. Through its Artists and Architects in Residence program, it fosters critical reflection on the relationship between nature and the built environment, as exemplified by projects that explore spaces such as gardens and alleys.

Highlighting unique perspectives, the center recently featured Berlin-based artists Petrit Halilaj and Alvaro Urbano, who examined the role of raccoons in urban ecology. Their work invited visitors to engage in a playful exploration of nature's presence within city landscapes, blending performance and installation art to shed light on often-overlooked aspects of suburban life.

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