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State of the Art is Remezcla’s weekly guide to the can’t miss Latin art openings in your city. Your one stop shop for some culture and a free wine buzz.
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Saturday, February 11th to Saturday, March 31st
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Columbia University hosts this exhibit of the works of renowned Spanish architect Félix Candela. Candela revolutionized Mexican architecture and the way concrete is used, most often using it to fashion the elegant hyperbolic paraboloid geometric form (whoa) for which he’s most known. It is truly amazing what Candela was engineering as early as 1955 (the man was born in 1910). Get to know him in person though his designs, correspondence and scale models –Feb.11 to March 31, Wed.–Sat., 1–5 p.m. The Wallach Art Gallery.
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WHERE: Columbia University 116th St & Broadway New York, NY 10027 www.columbia.edu HOOD: Morningside Heights, Manhattan |
DIRECTIONS: 1 to 116th St |
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