New Paperback edition of Wright and New York published November 2020!
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Wright and New York at Zocalo Public Square
An essay I wrote, “How Frank Lloyd Wright’s Architecture Turned New York Into the Center of the World” has just been published on-line by Zócalo Public Square, a project that connects people and
ideas through journalism: Wright in Zócalo
Anthony Alofsin Explains Why Wright Landed in NYC at the Tail End of the Jazz Age...
Iconic architect Frank Lloyd Wright famously called New York a prison. But there's another story: One in which Wright finds salvation in NYC after hitting rock bottom at the end of the Jazz Age.
2019 Fall Lecture Series in New York
A series of public lectures around the topic of his new book, Wright and New York: The Making of America’s Architect. Held in conversation with distinguished guests, these talks will raise issues not only of Frank Lloyd Wright’s legacy but the role of the city in…
Read MorePodcast | The Complex Relationship Between Frank Lloyd Wright and New York City
Frank Lloyd Wright denounced New York as an “unlivable prison,” but in the 1920s the city gave him refuge from personal and creative troubles, and helped him resurrect a foundering career. In this podcast from Yale University Press, Architect and Historian Anthony Alofsin offers …
Read MoreArchitecture and the Art Museum | NYPL Art Talk 6.7.17
Architecture and the Art Museum | A panel discussion with Anthony Alofsin, Francesco Dal Co, Arezoo Moseni, Troy Conrad Therrien, Billie Tsien & Tod Williams | 6.7.17 | Architectural Explorations in Books Series Event, hosted by NYPL.
Read MoreUT Libraries Acquires the Anthony Alofsin Archive
Architect Anthony Alofsin, FAIA, has donated an archive of his life’s work to the Alexander Architectural Archives and Architecture & Planning Library at the University of Texas at Austin.
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