Lectures for Wexner Center, Columbus, Ohio and Banyoles Olympic Hotel, Banyoles, Spain

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Peter Eisenman (archive creator)

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Lectures for Wexner Center, Columbus, Ohio and Banyoles Olympic Hotel, Banyoles, Spain

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videocassettes include:
- 2/18/86 - Texas A + M University "Arrows, Eros and More Errors"
- 12/1/88 - P.E. Higgins Renovation
- June 1988 - Philip Johnson at OSU
- 8/17/89 - P.E./students/faculty/staff DAAP building
- August 1989 - "Banyoles al Costat de Barcelona" in English
- November 16th, 1989 - Wexner Symposium - OSU
- Fall 1989 - All School Lecture Series Rice University, Texas
- 7/19/90 - Greater Columbus Convention Center Promo video
- 3/1/90 - DAAP students/faculty/staff meeting
- March 1990 - lecture University of Tennessee
- July 1st - 4th 1990 - Tokyo, Koizumi
- 11/1/91 - P.E./Columbia
- 3/25/91 - Columbia University lecture
- 4/15/92 - Pacific Design Center, Westweek 1992 "Venice Biennale"
- 8/19/92 & 11/4/92 - T.V. news monitoring service
- August 1992 - Nunotani on Japan T.V.
- June 24th, 1993 - Philip Johnson on Charlie Rose
- October 25th, 1993 - DAAP - preground breaking lecture
-Peter Eisenman, Penn State April 7, 1994

Quantity / Object type:
19 videocassette(s)

Extent and medium:

20 videocassettes

Reference number:

DR1999:0365

Credit line:
Peter Eisenman fonds
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal

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