'Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream'

New York's <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PLCUL000195" title="Museum of Modern Art" href="/topic/arts-culture/arts/museum-of-modern-art-PLCUL000195.topic">Museum of Modern Art</a> is taking on the foreclosure crisis. The project re-imagines suburbia, while focusing on single-family homes, long commutes and the evolving American Dream. The exhibit, running Feb. 15 to July 30, is a creative mind meld of MOMA curators, government agencies, architects and <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="OREDU000097" title="Columbia University" href="/topic/education/colleges-universities/columbia-university-OREDU000097.topic">Columbia University</a>.

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New York's Museum of Modern Art is taking on the foreclosure crisis. The project re-imagines suburbia, while focusing on single-family homes, long commutes and the evolving American Dream. The exhibit, running Feb. 15 to July 30, is a creative mind meld of MOMA curators, government agencies, architects and Columbia University.

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