Post-Modernist Publishing of Architecture
A Special Symposium Hosted by Professor Mark Mack
This symposium will revisit a moment of awakening in California architectural publishing in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Speakers will discuss their intimate involvement in the development of iconic publications during this period and contrast the analog publishing of architectural thought then to the digital state of architectural broadcasting now. The event celebrates publishing as a catalyst for a critical yet open-minded and inclusive architectural discourse.
Kurt W. Forster, Yale School of Architecture / OPPOSITIONS
Diane Ghirardo, USC School of Architecture / ARCHETYPE
Leonard Koren, WET
Mark Lee, Harvard Graduate School of Design
Andrew McNair, SKYLINE
Peter Noever, UMRISS
Kyong Park, UC San Diego / Storefront for Art and Architecture
Steven Holl, Columbia GSAPP / PAMPHLET *special appearance via video conference
Michael Bell, Columbia GSAPP
Hosting and sounds by Mark Mack, UCLA AUD / WESTERN ADDITIONS
This event is presented by the Department of Architecture and Urban Design.
Event Date: Monday, Mar. 18, 6 p.m.
Venue: Perloff Hall, Decafé
Price: Free
The reception and symposium will take place in Perloff Hall Decafé on UCLA's Westwood campus in Los Angeles.
Short-term parking options are available in lots and structures located throughout campus.
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