The Living City: Student Animation
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Visit the Findings Blog for interesting highlights from the Library & Archives collection dating back to 1937.
May 15–August 23, 2009
John Pugh, a student at the MIT School of Architecture and Planning, speaks about the animation for The Living City, 1958 (unbuilt). Made on the occasion of the exhibition Frank Lloyd Wright: From Within Outward, the animation is on view in its entirety at the museum until August 23.
For further information about the exhibition, visit Frank Lloyd Wright: From Within Outward