March 17,1999
Meredith Herald
Campus Extras
Cary gallery has Wright stuff
PaGE-WaLKER (frNTI-R
Press nelaase
The Page-Walker Arts &
History Center is host of a
special exhibition of Frank
Lloyd Wright artifacts and
reproductions. The exhibit is
on view in the second floor
gallery of the Page-Walker
Center and runs through Apr.
20. Admission is free.
Frank Lloyd Wright spent
more than 70 years creating
designs that revolutionized
(he art and architecture of
this century.
The Page-Walker exhibit
includes artifacts and repro
ductions of architectural
motifs, site renderings by the
artist, photographs and
examples of arts and crafts
items utilizing Wright
designs.
The exhibit is from the
collection of local architect
William M. Britt, AlA.
In conjunction with the
exhibit, the Page-Walker
Center will be offering a spe
cial course examining the
life, works and legacy of
America’s most influential
architect-
The course, "Frank Lloyd
Wright, An American
Genius,” meets on Tuesday
evenings beginning Mar. 16-
Apr. 20 from 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. and will be conducted
by Britt, who has studied
Wright for over thirty years.
The class will focus on
Wright's individualism and
his cultural influence and
examine how Wright’s
designs have bccome an inte
gral part of American live.s.
The course will include a
rare video of a Wright-
designed building and a new
interactive software demon
strations of a Wright design
never executed.
The cost ol' the coursc is
$50 for Cary residents and
$56 for non-Cary residents.
Registration can be made at
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ty, staff and students should call 760-2384
for the latest information on class cancella
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When possible, the College will also run
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the Page-Walker Center by
mail at P.O. Box 8005. Cary,
NC 27512. Make checks
payable to the Town of Cary.
The Page-Walker Exhibit
is co-sponsored by the Town
of Cary Parks, Recreation
and Cultural Resources
Department and Friends of
Page-Walker. Inc.
The Page-Walker Center is
located at 119 Ambassador
Loop in downtown Cary next
to Cary Town Hall. Gallery
hours are Mon.-Tues., 10
a.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Wed.-
Thu., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; and
Fri-, 10 a.m. - I p.m. The
Page-Walker gallery is
sometimes used for other
functions; telephone to check
viewing hours. Call 460-
4963 for more information.
Visit the Town of Cary
online at www.ci.cary.nc.us.
Visit the Friends of the Page-
Walker Center at www.RTP-
NF:T.org/~FPWH
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