This past Saturday, I stopped by the MOCA at Pacific Design Center to view the latest exhibit, Las Vegas Studio: Images from the Archives of Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown. In 1968, a group or architects together with students from Yale University, made the city of Las Vegas the object of their study. The exhibit includes over 80 photographs and a selection of films short during the authors' research that were a crucial aspect of their architectural study. They provided a glimpse into 1968 - 1972 that were surprisingly ordinary, ugly and spectacular at the same time. Free to the public and on view until June 20th.
Monday, April 5, 2010
Las Vegas Studio at Pacific Design Center MOCA
This past Saturday, I stopped by the MOCA at Pacific Design Center to view the latest exhibit, Las Vegas Studio: Images from the Archives of Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown. In 1968, a group or architects together with students from Yale University, made the city of Las Vegas the object of their study. The exhibit includes over 80 photographs and a selection of films short during the authors' research that were a crucial aspect of their architectural study. They provided a glimpse into 1968 - 1972 that were surprisingly ordinary, ugly and spectacular at the same time. Free to the public and on view until June 20th.
