NO LIVING ARCHITECT has done more to change the face of the field than Frank Gehry. Many of his worksthe Guggenheim Bilbao among themare world-famous attractions, while his pioneering engagement with digital modeling software has permanently altered the way buildings are designed and constructed around the globe. Here, as part of Artforum’s ongoing conversation series about museum architecture, senior editor Julian Rose speaks with Gehry about art, architecture, technology, and the complex interplay among them.
JULIAN ROSE: Not many architects can say they have a cultural phenomenon