1. Lebbeus Woods: Zagreb Free Zone Revisited
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Becker, Joseph, Dunlop Fletcher, Jennifer (San Francisco Museum of Modern Art), Casciato, Maristella (The Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles), Holl, Steven (Steven Holl Architects, New York), Noever, Peter (Peter Noever Design, Vienna), Modrčin, Leo, Prpić, Lovorka, Vukić, Fedja (Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb), Rusan, Andrija (Oris House of Architecture), Sorić, Sven (graphic designer, Zagreb), and Wagner, Aleksandra (Executor of the Estate of Lebbeus Woods)
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Lebbeus Woods ,Zagreb Free Zone ,revisited ,project ,monograph ,exhibition - Abstract
"Oris House of Architecture" broadcasts an online opening event for its current exhibition "Lebbeus Woods: Zagreb Free Zone Revisited". This exhibition recreates Zagreb Free Zone — a show originally held at the Zagreb Museum of Arts and Crafts (MUO) in 1991 by the American architect Lebbeus Woods (1940 – 2012). "Lebbeus Woods: Zagreb Free Zone Revisited" presents the same set of large prints shown 30 years ago at MUO. As a companion to the exhibition, an extensive monograph traces Woods’ subsequent work on the project, including original drawings, notebooks, models, and documents related to the planned construction of a Freespace structure in Zagreb. Event participants are Joseph Becker and Jennifer Dunlop Fletcher (San Francisco Museum of Modern Art) ; Maristella Casciato (The Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles) ; Steven Holl (Steven Holl Architects, New York) ; Peter Noever (Noever Design, Vienna) ; Leo Modrčin, Lovorka Prpić and Fedja Vukić (Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb) ; Andrija Rusan (Oris House of Architecture) ; Sven Sorić (graphic designer, Zagreb), and Aleksandra Wagner (Executor of the Estate of Lebbeus Woods). The exhibition is co-organized by the University of Zagreb Faculty of Architecture, Oris House of Architecture, and the Estate of Lebbeus Woods, New York, with the Zagreb Museum of Arts and Crafts as the exhibition partner. The project also received support from the Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia.
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- 2021