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​Kaneji Domoto at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonia

Thursday, Jun 22, 20176 PM — Saturday, Aug 26, 20175 PMEDT

Center for Architecture New York, NY, US New York, NY, US | Center for Architecture

Opening: June 22

Kaneji Domoto at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonia presents the houses by Japanese American architect and Taliesin student Kaneji Domoto in Westchester County’s Usonia, a small community for which Frank Lloyd Wright designed the site plan in accordance with his urbanistic principles. Featuring material from private archives never-before shown publicly, the drawings, artifacts, models and photographs exhibited show how Domoto’s work applied Wrightian idiom and provide a glimpse at life in Frank Lloyd Wright’s inner circles. 

Curator: Lynnette Widder, lecturer, Columbia University 

Exhibition Designer: Studio Joseph

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Opening: June 22

Kaneji Domoto at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonia presents the houses by Japanese American architect and Taliesin student Kaneji Domoto in Westchester County’s Usonia, a small community for which Frank Lloyd Wright designed the site plan in accordance with his urbanistic principles. Featuring material from private archives never-before shown publicly, the drawings, artifacts, models and photographs exhibited show how Domoto’s work applied Wrightian idiom and provide a glimpse at life in Frank Lloyd Wright’s inner circles. 

Curator: Lynnette Widder, lecturer, Columbia University 

Exhibition Designer: Studio Joseph

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