Subject: *** ADFF revised newsletter 3 15 2011***

Dear Friend 
The Architecture and Design Film Festival’s newsletter will keep you informed  and updated about what’s being planned, when it will happen and who’ll take part in film festival events.

Chicago - May 5 - 9,  2011

Chicago will be the next host city for the Architecture and Design Film Festival taking place this spring. The film programs slated for Chicago will have much in common with our inaugural festival in New York last October but with a new opening night film and a fabulous new line-up of speakers for our panel discussions and Q & A’s.





New York - October 19 -23,  2011

 

The festival will return to the Tribeca Cinemas in New York this October with a completely new selection of feature length films, documentaries and shorts. Plus, there will be lively discussions with filmmakers, architects, designers and other industry leaders on a variety of topics about the design process, architecture in film, and the brilliant designs we see and use every day.  

 

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

The Architecture and Design Film Festival is an annual event that celebrates the creative spirit of architecture and design through a dynamic program of films, panel discussions and Q&As with filmmakers, architects and designers.  

For more information visit our web site  www.adfilmfest.com.  

 


 


  




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Paul Goldberger, Architecture Critic for The New Yorker, talking with Architect Peter Rose and ADFF's Festival Director, Kyle Bergman in the lounge at Tribeca Cinemas; a Peter Rose designed townhouse in New York was the subject of the film   Casa Bronfman.  Paul Goldberger led a lively Q&A after the screening of Vincent Scully: an Art Historian among Architects.


  
Chicago architect Jeanne Gang at the inaugural Architecture & Design Film Festival in New York where a film on her celebrated Aqua Tower was screened. Jeanne will be on hand for a book signing of her new monograph at the festival in Chicago.                 


  
Robert Venturi at the screening of Saving Lieb House - a filmed chronicle of what it took to save the landmark Venturi house from demolition; the film which was produced and directed by their son Jim Venturi. 
  

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