Auction to Support Pioneers of American Landscape Design Oral History Project

Pioneering landscape architect Lawrence Halprin is getting a great deal of attention in Los Angeles through the end of the year.

The private homes of Modernist masters James Rose and Russel Wright, and the Noguchi Museum, which Noguchi established, designed and installed, are the focus of three meaty and provocative Garden Dialogues organized by the Cultural Landscape Foundation.

San Antonio is making strategic infrastructure investments where new parks and open spaces are being built to a high level of design, often leveraging a diversity of public and private partnerships with leadership coming from multiple sectors.

The 104-minute long oral history is parsed into 32 one-to-six-minute clips and organized under the themes of “biography,” “design,” and “projects.”

Register now for the opportunity to acquire exceptional artwork by nationally significant artists at the Cultural Landscape Foundation’s (TCLF) 2016 Annual Silent Auction presented as part of the ASLA Annual Meeting and EXPO October 22-23 in New Orleans.

This year, the Cultural Landscape Foundation (TCLF) is debuting two initiatives that celebrate the life and work of landscape architect Lawrence Halprin (1916-2009) on the 100th anniversary of his birth.

The 2016 season of The Cultural Landscape Foundation’s (TCLF) popular, nationwide Garden Dialogues program kicks off May 14 in San Francisco with two residential projects by Arterra Landscape Architects. Garden Dialogues features leading practitioners and their clients who discuss the secrets to creating great gardens.