Folder A186: Spring 1996 Lectures/ The New Inside The New: Latin American Architecture and Urbanism, and The Crisis of The International Style, 1937-1954, 04/19/1996-04/20/1996
Dates
- Creation: 04/19/1996-04/20/1996
Container Summary
quantity: 39 leaves; dimensions: 11" x 8-1/2"; medium /support: typescript, manuscript on paper, color print/ paper
Conditions Governing Access
Collection is open for research.
Extent
3.5 linear feet (315 folders in series)General Note
Comprised of correspondence and notes related to the conference, drafts of the conference program and the posters of the conference. The posters include the names of the participants and the titles of the lectures.
Exhibition and Conference/ Lecture Titles
- A Divergent Architecture in Bogota
- Niemeyer's Oasis: a Brazilian Villa of The Fifties
- Remaking Modernism in Post-War Mexico: Luis Barragán and His Critics of The 1950s
- Towards an Alternative Modernity: The Architecture of The Valparaiso School and The Borchers Studio during The 50s
- Ciudad Universitaria and Luis Barragán in The 50s: Internationalism vs. Localism in The Search for Modernity
- The Thresholds of Carlos Raul Villanueva: The University City of Caracas
- The Escuelas Nacionales de Arte and The End of Modernism
- The Exotic as a Stabilizer for The Modern Movement
- José Luis Sert, CIAM, and Latin America
- Virrey del Pino Apartments: The Unstable Equilibrium
- BKF: Announcement of a New Modernity
Personal Names Index
- Sekler, Eduard
- Pschepiurca, Pablo (1953- )
- Mumford, Eric
- Bosman, Jos
- Ksiazek, Sarah
- Loomis, John A. (1951- )
- Sato, Alberto
- De Anda, Enrique
- Hays, K. Michael
- Pérez Oyarzún, Fernando
- Eggener, Keith
- Comas, Carlos Eduardo Dias
- Arango, Silvia
- Liernur, Jorge Francisco
- Rowe, Peter G.
- Silvetti, Jorge (1942- )
Repository Details
Part of the Frances Loeb Library Repository
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