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设计议程：圣路易斯的现代建筑，1930年代-1970年代

学生导览员将以互动讲解的形式，带领观众参观本季度的特别展览“设计议程：圣路易斯的现代建筑，1930-1970年代”。本次展览将圣路易斯的现代建筑置于城市重建、种族和空间的隔离与迁移的背景下，展品来自圣路易斯艺术博物馆、密苏里历史学会以及其他收藏。通过展出建筑图纸、模型、照片、影片和地图，“设计议程”突出了建筑师、规划师、艺术家和活动家在塑造圣路易斯设计和建筑历史等公共事务中的贡献。通过引导讨论，参与者将探讨这一时期建筑历史变迁中的复杂联系。

Student educators lead interactive tours of this season’s exhibition Design Agendas: Modern Architecture in St. Louis, 1930s–1970s. With material drawn from the Saint Louis Art Museum, the Missouri Historical Society, and other collections, this exhibition situates works of modern architecture in St. Louis within the context of urban renewal and racial and spatial segregation and displacement. Using architectural drawings, models, photographs, films, and maps, Design Agendas highlights the contributions of architects, planners, artists, and activists in the civic work that shaped the design and building history of St. Louis. Through guided discussion, participants will explore these complex connections in this period of shifting architectural history.

Free and open to the public. Please check in at the Welcome Desk when arriving for the tour.

Support

This program is funded in part by the Ken and Nancy Kranzberg Fund, the Trio Foundation, and a grant from the Women’s Society of Washington University.