The 3rd Annual

Architecture Movie Series

Where:  Galaxy Cinema in Cary

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Thursday, March 15, 730pm
Philip Johnson:  Diary of an Eccentric Architect

Johnson, the brilliant architect that he was, is at his best in this movie. Entertaining, engaging and informative, the film shows the human side of Johnson and how his extraordinary life shaped his rich architectural legacy.

He was the first winner of the Pritzker Prize, the $100,000 award established in 1979 by the Pritzker family of Chicago to honor an architect of international stature. In 1978, he won the Gold Medal of the American Institute of Architects, the highest award the American profession bestows on any of its members.  His private Modernist compound in New Canaan CT, known as the Glass House, is now open to the public.  Visit TMH's extensive online archive of his Modernist houses.

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Location:  The Galaxy Cinema is the Triangle's finest art house theatre, with fresh popcorn popped in olive oil before your very eyes and a wide range of sodas, beer, and wine.

Directions :  I-40 to Exit 291.  Cross Maynard Road, then turn left into parking lot before you see the Dairy Queen on your right. 770 Cary Towne Blvd, Cary.

$9 per movie at the door.  Want to come free?  Join the Mod Squad!  

 
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