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Kevin SLOAN, ASLA “Unexpected in Dallas” Tuesday, 6:30 pm Dallas Center for Architecture, 1909 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Suite 100 The new AT&T Performing Arts Center, Margaret Hunt Hill bridge by Santiago Calatrava and Perot Museum of Nature and Science by Thom Mayne, establishes Dallas as an architectural patron that’s ready for the next question. If Dallas were to grow an architectural culture that is exportable, what would it be? Setting aside their own interests and personal ambitions, panelists will speculate on what Dallas already has that could form the underpinnings of an offering to architectural culture. dallasarchitectureforum.org |

Mohsen Mostafavi Rose Family Lecture Thursday, 7 pm Magnolia Theatre, West Village Guiding one of the leading design schools through our problematic times demands experience and knowledge. As the Dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Mohsen Mostafavi brings both. He is also the former Dean at Cornell and Chair at London's Architectural Association, and is a scholar of urbanism and architecture. His books include Structure as Space, On Weathering (with D. Leatherbarrow), and most recently Ecological Urbanism. His research and design projects have been published widely in major international journals. www.gsd.harvard.edu dallasarchitectureforum.org |

Frances COLPITT, Ph.D “A Conversation with Flavin Judd” Tuesday, 6:30 pm Dallas Center for Architecture, 1909 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Suite 100 Donald Judd’s unique understanding of art and architecture has left a significant and enduring set of distinctions between the two disciplines, as well as a formal vocabulary almost instantly recognized as singularly his. Join us in this dialogue with his son Flavin Judd, a founding board member of Judd Foundation, as he discusses his father’s ideas and legacy with Dr. Colpitt, who knew his father and has written extensively on his work. dallasarchitectureforum.org |

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| Plan to attend one or both of our FREE seminars Saturday, March 24, at the Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Center Auditorium, 17360 Coit Road, Dallas 75252. Click here for directions and a list of nearby restaurants. Landscape designer and author Bonnie Reese of Beautiful Landscapes will be the speaker at both sessions. The first 100 attendees at each session will receive a copy of Ms. Reese’s book, “Common-Sense Landscaping.” Attendees can also enter a drawing for free bags of Green Sense organic fertilizer from Rohde’s Nursery and Nature Store. Water-Wise Landscape Design 101 Saturday, March 24 • 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Whether you have a new landscape or plan to update an existing area, it is critical to begin with a good design. This program teaches the principles of landscape design with an emphasis on how to create a beautiful landscape that will save resources - natural and financial! Fantastic Plants for North Texas Saturday, March 24 • 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Using colorful photographs, Bonnie demonstrates the natural beauty of native and adapted plants that thrive in the North Texas region. Learn when, where and how to plant each of the recommended plants, their size and height at maturity, seasonal color, texture and more. This program provides information on trees, shrubs, vines, perennials, groundcovers and turf grasses. Making a reservation Space is limited, please register online at SaveDallasWater.com or by calling 214.670.3155. Let us know which seminar(s) you would like to attend, and how many will be attending in your group. |
Architecture Film Series: Grand Paris 6.00 p.m. Paris was the first truly modern large city. But it has remained largely unchanged since the 1860s. Now, French President Nicolas Sarkozy has a vision to turn Paris into a model super-metropolis for the 21st century. He calls it "Grand Paris" and he is determined that it will be the crown jewel of his legacy. GRAND PARIS offers a compelling and sometimes suspenseful chronicle of the process, as the architects try to distill months of research and discussion into workable plans. It takes us inside some of the world's top architectural firms, as they compete for an opportunity to reshape one of the world's greatest cities. The screening will begin at 6:30 p.m. preceded by a reception with refreshments at 6:00 p.m. $10 donation requested at the door. to RSVP, e-mail info@DallasCFA.com. |

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| Art Spring 2012 |
| ART SPRING 2012 outdoor art fair with 30+ artists // 5 bands Mar. 31, 2012 from 12-8pm Artwork by 30+ artists (Painting, Metal Sculpture, Pottery, Art Glass, handbound Books, Photography, Knit Fibers, Ink Illustration, Body Painting, Installation and Performance Art). Music from 5 bands (Blues, Jazz & Rock). Musical Performances by: Swirve, The Custodians, Aaron Barker, the Tidbits, and Pecan Tree. Participating Artists Adam Glick, Andrea Powers Wichman, Brad Abrams, Carl Block, Carolyn Collins, Catheryn Colcer, Chris Lake, Cori Berg, Dan Colcer, Dan Dudley, Delphi Colquhoun, Deanne Eskridge, Diane Rushing, Essie Graham, Elisa Guardiola, Heather Simpson, Iris Candeleria, Jenice Johnson, Julie Pitman, Karen Weiss, Kevin Gilmore, Kevin Obregón, Laura Walters Abrams, Linda Gossett, Lori Dudley, Misty Boldish Moore, Monique Jannette, Rachel Delgado, Randy Broadnax, Rita Barnard, Robb Conover, Rose Downs and Roy Cirigliana. BAGlassworks & Tikibar 2123 Silverado Dallas. TX 75253 www.springart.org |