Great Plains lecture: “Architecture at a Crossroads”
Paul A. Olson Seminar in Great Plains Studies: Bernard Flaman
3:30 pm
Great Plains Art Museum Room: Main gallery
1155 Q St., Hewit Place
Contact:
Katie Nieland, (402) 472-3965, knieland2@unl.edu
Bernard Flaman, the 2014 Great Plains Distinguished Book Prize winner, will speak at the Center on his work, “Architecture of Saskatchewan, A Visual Journey: 1930-2011.”
The lecture is an opportunity for Flaman to relate the experience of creating the book from the perspective of a design, art history and practice background and to engage in a more critical discussion on the nature of a printed book and the state of architectural design in the digital age.
Flaman will expand on projects illustrated in the book and share thoughts on a possible future for Great Plains architecture and the small and medium sized cities that populate the region.
The lecture’s audio will be uploaded to the Center’s website after the event.
The lecture is an opportunity for Flaman to relate the experience of creating the book from the perspective of a design, art history and practice background and to engage in a more critical discussion on the nature of a printed book and the state of architectural design in the digital age.
Flaman will expand on projects illustrated in the book and share thoughts on a possible future for Great Plains architecture and the small and medium sized cities that populate the region.
The lecture’s audio will be uploaded to the Center’s website after the event.
Additional Public Info:
Free and open to the public
http://www.unl.edu/plains/paul-olson-seminars-great-plains-studies
