What is the name of Calatrava's 1993 exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art?

Calatrava’s 1993 Museum of Modern Art exhibition was titled “Santiago Calatrava: Structure and Expression.”

Held at MoMA in New York from March 25 to May 18, 1993, the exhibition inaugurated the museum’s Thresholds series, which explored contemporary issues in architecture and design. It examined nine projects from the Spanish architect and engineer’s first decade of practice.

Matilda McQuaid organized the show, which presented Calatrava’s close relationship between structural engineering, architecture, sculpture, and movement. The display included sixteen sketchbooks, approximately twenty photographic panels, and eleven models, along with special installations in the sculpture garden and education center.

The title is sometimes confused with “Santiago Calatrava: Bridges,” a separate 1993 exhibition held at Munich’s Deutsches Museum. That distinction matters: “Structure and Expression” was the MoMA exhibition, while “Bridges” focused specifically on his bridge work elsewhere.