By On 26 Jan, 2010 |
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Following a record-breaking year for attendance, in large part due to the popular 2009 “Hudson River to Niagara Falls” exhibition, The Dorsky Museum is poised to open another series of exhibitions this February that should continue the …
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By On 4 Nov, 2009 |
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The pair met while working on San Diego’s Petco Park and together formed inter*ARCHITECTURE, a design studio that “draws inspiration from a network of ideas, people, experiences, disciplines and places.” …
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So says Professor Larry Richards, an architect, administrator and teacher who has done much to advance the cause of the beautiful, the useful and the meaningful.
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