Moderated by DoppelHouse Press’s Carrie Paterson, the talk will be a live hybrid event featuring in-person attendance alongside the online participation of several Groag experts: Ursula Prokop, author of the DoppelHouse book Jacques… Read more Jacqueline Groag Symposium with the Palm Springs Art Museum →
Amir Zaki is featured in the group exhibition “Out of Control: The Concrete Art of Skateboarding” at the Audain Art Museum. in Whistler, BC, which will be open through high… Read more Amir Zaki Featured at Audain Art Museum →
Amir Zaki gives us more insight into the process behind his pandemic project ‘On being here‘ for Zaptronic. He discusses how he began working in photography, his methods and art… Read more On Being Here: Zaki Interviews at Zaptronic →
Pacific Historic Parks hosted a presentation and discussion about the work of Austrian-born architect Alfred Preis. Watch DoppelHouse contributors Laura McGuire and Axel Schmitzberger discuss Preis and his work on… Read more Pacific Historic Parks Hosts Presentation about Alfred Preis →
Join us this Sunday, January 30th, at 1 o’clock Pacific Time, for a Zoom book talk with Peter Wyeth, author of The Lost Architecture of Jean Welz, and the nonprofit,… Read more Society of Architectural Historians Presents Authors on Architecture: Wyeth on Welz →
Le Journal des Arts reports the iconic modernist home, Maison Zilveli, built by Jean Welz in 1930, may be torn down and completely rebuilt if La DRAC (The Regional Directorate… Read more The Legacy of Jean Welz and Maison Zilveli Garner Support as Potential Rebuild Looms →
We are pleased to share this lecture by the architectural scholar Christopher Long, Professor at University of Texas at Austin, on the occasion of Adolf Loos’ 150th birthday anniversary. Based… Read more Happy 150th Birthday, Adolf Loos! →
Through five subsections of its Fall exhibit, the Austrian Cultural Forum New York proves how Austrian architects have influenced the spaces around us in all three dimensions. Until February 17th,… Read more A Peak into “Resident Alien,” New York’s nod to Austrian Architects →