Can We Really Be at Home in the World? – the Architecture & Life of Frank Lloyd Wright

Join acclaimed architects Dale Laurin and Anthony Romeo in a richly illustrated, in depth presentation of the architecture and life of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Why do the designs of America’s greatest architect still move people decades after his last building was completed, and what can we learn from them about ourselves? In this in-person well illustrated talk, architects Anthony Romeo and Dale Laurin tell what they have seen studying this great principle by poet and critic Eli Siegel, founder of the education Aesthetic Realism:

“All beauty is a making one of opposites, and the making one of opposites is what we are going after in ourselves.”

Anthony Romeo, AIA, Aesthetic Realism Associate, is Director of Design and Management at the NYC Dept.of Design + Construction (DDC). Dale Laurin, RA, Aesthetic Realism Consultant, was a Team Leader at DDC. Both have taught architectural history at City University of New York (CUNY) College of Technology & havegiven architecture talks at many public libraries in the NYC area, the Italian Cultural Institute (NJ), AthensInternational Conference on Architecture, & the not-for-profit Aesthetic Realism Foundation in New York City.

Register on the library’s website. Registration guarantees a spot in the program. Registration does not guarantee a parking spot. The library encourages carpooling as much as possible.