Update

Catch these events in September and October

Edited by Meghan Edwards -- Interior Design, 8/1/2007 12:00:00 AM

1. Need more beach time? The construction of a miniature city, made entirely of sand, is documented in "Pain Is Universal But So Is Hope," an exhibition of Liset Castillo's photographs at the Black & White Gallery, New York. Her fictitious city is filled with recognizable buildings and monuments, such as the Roman ruin in Amphitheater (The Higher the Brighter). September 7–October 13; 212-244-3007; blackandwhiteartgallery.com.

2. Curators at Seattle's Greg Kucera Gallery are seeing double with "Drew Daly: Sculpture and Photographs." The artist often begins by disassembling a piece of furniture—then he uses the fragments to construct two modified versions of the original. He turned one maple-veneered bureau into two for Compression. October 4–November 10; 206-624-0770; gregkucera.com.

3. The annual Toronto International Art Fair has moved from its previous location in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. This year's 110,000 square-foot venue, in the center's North Building, can accom modate 123 participants. Among them is Montreal's Galerie Lilian Rodriguez, showing Crista, a C-print by Monica van Asperen. October 25-29; 604-925-0330; tiafair.com.

4. Pieces in "Robert Irwin: Primaries and Secondaries" complement the galleries he helped design at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. Comprising six rectangles of aeronautic-grade honeycomb aluminum, Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue? is a larger version of the installation that appeared last year at New York's Pace Wildenstein. October 21–April 13; 858-454-3541; mcasd.org.

5. The visionary who made it big in London with his gigantic artificial sun for the Tate Modern's turbine hall is having his first major retrospective in the U.S., "Take Your Time: Olafur Eliasson" at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Peer at the shifting prisms of Sunset Kaleidoscope, with its yellow disk rotating in the center of a mirror-lined, open-ended box. September 8–February 24; 415-357-4000; sfmoma.org.

Update September

"Klaus Wanker"

September 1-29

Mark Moore Gallery, Los Angeles; 310-453-3031; markmooregallery.com.

Maison & Objet

September 7-11

Parc des Expos, Paris-Nord Villepinte; 212-957-0932; maison-objet.com.

Decosit & DecoContract

September 8-11

Brussels Expo; 32-92-43-84-50; decosit.com.

Promosedia

September 8-11

Udine Fiere, Italy; 39-0432-745611; promosedia.it.

"Daniel Rozin: New Work"

September 8–October 6

Bitforms Gallery, New York; 212-366-6939; bitforms.com.

"Richard Misrach: On the Beach"

September 15–November 25

Art Institute of Chicago; 312-443-3600; artic.edu.

100% Design

September 20-23

Earls Court, London; 44-20-8910-7881; 100percentdesign.co.uk.

Abitare il Tempo

September 20-24

Fiera di Verona, Italy; 39-051-864310; abitareiltempo.com.

"Guillermo Kuitca: Stage Fright"

September 20–November 3

Arnold & Marie Schwartz Gallery Met, New York; 212-799-3100; metopera.org.

"Francis Alÿs, Fabiola"

September 20–April 6

Dia at the Hispanic Society of America, New York; 212-989-5566; diaart.org.

Decorex International

September 23-26

Royal Hospital Chelsea, London; 44-20-7833-3373; decorex.com.

"The Architect's Table: Swid Powell and Postmodern Design"

September 25–January 6

Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven; 203-432-0600; artgallery.yale.edu.

IIDEX/NeoCon Canada

September 27-28

Exhibition Place, Toronto; 416-944-3350; iidexneocon.com.

Update October

High Point Market

October 1-7

Multiple venues, North Carolina; 336-821-1500; highpointmarket.org.

Healthcare Facilities Symposium & Expo

October 2-4

Navy Pier, Chicago; 203-371-6322; hcarefacilities.com.

Cersaie

October 2-6

BolognaFiere, Italy; 39-0536-804585; cersaie.it.

International Art + Design Fair

October 5-10

Park Avenue Armory, New York; 212-642-8572; haughton.com.

"Jean Tinguely: Everything Moves!"

October 10–January 27

Kunsthal Rotterdam, Netherlands; 31-10-440-03-00; kunsthal.nl.

"Hernán Díaz Alonso: Pitch-Black"

October 10–March 2

MAK Center for Art and Architecture, Los Angeles; 323-651-1510; mak.at.

Frieze Art Fair

October 11-14

Regent's Park, London; 44-20-7833-7270; friezeartfair.com.

"Louise Bourgeois"

October 11–January 20

Tate Modern, London; 44-20-7887-8888; tate.org.uk.

"Pop Art Portraits"

October 11–January 20

National Portrait Gallery, London; 44-20-7306-0055; npg.org.uk.

"Home and Garden: Domestic Spaces in Paintings From 1960 to the Present"

October 16–February 4

Geffrye Museum, London; 44-20-7739-9893; geffrye-museum.org.uk.

NeoCon East

October 17-18

Baltimore Convention Center; 800-677-6278; mmart.com.

National Design Awards

October 18

Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, New York; 212-849-8400; cooperhewitt.org.

World Workplace

October 24-26

Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans; 713-623-4326; worldworkplace.org.