In an article highlighting 1920s architecture in Paris, The Royal Institute of British Architects Journal (RIBA) discussed the forgotten architect Jean Welz. The publication credits Welz’s design of the recently… Read more Jean Welz Identified in the RIBA Journal →
Miss last year’s virtual architecture forum on the historic work of Jean Welz? Don’t worry, for the Society of Architectural Historians Southern California Chapter is hosting another online book talk… Read more Society of Architectural Historians Presents “The Assassination of Jean Welz” →
Mapping the Sublime: Reframing Landscape in the 21st Century opens April 2nd, featuring the work of Amir Zaki amongst other talented artists. Alongside the exhibition, on Friday, May 20 at… Read more “Mapping the Sublime” Exhibition Featuring Amir Zaki Opening April 2, Book Launch to follow →
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 →
DoppelHouse author and Duchamp scholar Francis Naumann published an article in The Brooklyn Rail that condemns an Anti-Semitic “art-criticism” book that made its way onto Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and… Read more Francis Naumann’s stunning take-down of white supremacist art historians in The Brooklyn Rail →
Ursula Prokop, author of Jacques and Jacqueline Groag, Architect and Designer: Two Hidden Figures of the Viennese Modern Movement is speaking at the two-day symposium “Women, Design, and Society in… Read more Ursula Prokop Speaks about Jacqueline Groag at The MAK →
Update (January 20, 2023): Despite protests from architects and historians, the demolition of Maison Zilveli is now underway. In his ArtForum review of The Lost Architecture of Jean Welz, Ian… Read more The Legacy of Jean Welz and Maison Zilveli Garner Support as Potential Rebuild Looms →
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 →