“Marilyn: The Lost Photographs of a Hollywood Star,” catching actress Marilyn Monroe in never before seen photographs, will be an exciting addition to the 15th Annual Palm Springs Modernism Show & Sale starting Feb. 13.

Located at Thunderbird Heights in Rancho Mirage, the home’s exterior exudes that midcentury vibe, while the interior is contemporary and a technology lover’s playground.

As part of the celebration of everything midcentry modern, “Modern on the Market” puts the spotlight on the architecture that defines the Greater Palm Springs real estate market with an Open House weekend of midcentury homes.

The famed Aluminaire House, Albert Frey’s 1931 experimental modern structure, is poised to become the next big attraction in Palm Springs.

A midcentury structure is reimagined, remaining true to the architect’s early vision and incorporating period-appropriate art.

American designer Todd Oldham’s story is one of rags to riches — literally. In the 1980s, the design school graduate borrowed $100 from his parents to purchase 200 yards of cotton jersey. With it, he assembled his first apparel collection.

The musical couple of Joan and Gary Gand compose a love of modern design by fine-tuning their Palm Springs home with period treasures.

Overlooking the fairway at Tamarisk Country Club in Rancho Mirage is a period home recognized as one of architect William Cody’s midcentury modern masterpieces.

With Modernism Week swiftly approaching, this is the ideal time to spotlight some classic midcentury modern homes on the market starting with a 1959 home in Palm Springs designed by Charles Dubois along with William Krisel and Dan Palmer.

Resembling a group of emerald rings nestled in a rock garden, the residence of Nicholas and Carole French sits on a rocky hillside in the Cahuilla Hills neighborhood in south Palm Springs.