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Photo by Janna Ireland, Hillside Memorial Park, No. 1, 2019. Archival pigment print, edition 1 of 5. SBMA, Museum purchase. The Santa Barbara Museum of
Paul Revere Williams came by his nickname “architect to the stars” over a career that saw his designs dot the wealthiest enclaves of Souther
UpdatedWed, Jan 27, 2021 at 9:34 am PT Reply The online bidding event, called the 'Best of Modernism’ Auction, will run from February 1 – 15. (Renee Schiavone/Patch) Press release from Modernism Week: Jan. 26, 2021 Modernism Week announced that it will offer an exciting online auction of rare and distinctive items, along with exciting experiences during the Modernism Week Online Experience. Subscribe The online bidding event, called the 'Best of Modernism' Auction, will run from February 1 – 15 and will feature unique architectural experiences and specialty items not typically availabl...
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY MODERNISM WEEK Modernism Week will conduct an online auction of rare and distinctive items, along with exciting experiences during the Modernism Week Online Experience. The online bidding event, called the 'Best of Modernism’ Auction, will run February 1 – 15 and feature unique architectural experiences and specialty items not typically available to the public. Bids will be accepted the first two weeks of February and the winners will be announced after the bidding concludes. The ‘Best of Modernism’ Auction will take place at modernismweek.com starting at noon (PS...
Paul R. Williams in Los Angeles: A Conversation with Janna Ireland WHEN, IN 2016, photographer Janna Ireland first started a project of shooting buildings around Los Angeles designed by Paul R. Williams, she had almost no idea of what his work was like. I have to confess that, for a long time, I shared her ignorance. Like many Angelenos more than a little familiar with local history, I’ve always been more aware of Williams’s stature as an iconic local architect than of his actual work. I thought of him as a figure more historical than aesthetic, one of many trailblazing black professional...