'Artist Homes & Studios, Part 2: Late 19th Century Through WWII' Webinar

Tickets: $12 (includes access to the full replay for one week)

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From the bold and beautiful to just plain bizarre, the history of architecture encompasses a vast number of unique works throughout the world. Though whatever the design, architecture not only ensures a building's structural integrity, but also acts as a reinforcer of its cultural standing and representation of the ideas and activities that take place inside its walls. From palaces and theaters, to factories and apartment houses, it's time to explore some of the most incredible architectural wonders still standing.

Join New York Adventure Club for a three-part series where we'll virtually scour the globe to uncover some of the most interesting artist homes and studios from around the world. In Part Two, we'll examine incredible homes and studios of artists throughout the world from the period of the late 19th century through WWII with a focus on new artistic forms and technologies.

Led by architectural historian David V. Griffin of Landmark Branding, this digital showcase featuring a selection of unique structures will include:

• Studios that reflect new trends in the production of art
• Beautiful homes, such as the magnificent palace of a popular Impressionist in Madrid
• An old Dutch Colonial cottage that serves as a museum of one of America’s earliest woman photographers
• An in-depth look at each building's construction, context, and current status, with a focus on properties preserved and open to the public

Afterward, we'll have a Q&A with David — any and all questions about these unique buildings are welcomed and encouraged!
Can't make it live? Don't worry, you'll have access to the full replay through one week after the entire series concludes.
See you there, virtually!

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Artist Homes & Studios Series
Part 1: Renaissance Through 19th Century (Wednesday, November 5 @ 8pm ET)
Part 2: Late 19th Century Through WWII (Wednesday, November 12 @ 8pm ET)
Part 3: Post War Through Present Day (Wednesday, November 19 @ 8pm ET)

About David Griffin
A seasoned public speaker and tireless professional strategist, Griffin’s nearly 25 years’ experience in publicity, programming, writing and research is matched by his encyclopedic knowledge of real estate, architecture and design. His clients include developers, brokers and marketing companies as well as architects and design firms.
Griffin is Special Consultant to and a regularly appearing featured guest on the soon-to-be relaunched podcast Rediscovering New York, hosted by Jeff Goodman of Brown Stevens Harris; Griffin’s writing has appeared in Real Estate Weekly, Metropolis, Dwell and the National Trust’s Preservation Magazine and he is a featured contributor to Brownstoner. He is currently at work on several fiction and non-fiction projects.
Griffin graduated from Vassar College with a double major in English & Art History and has recently celebrated his 25th anniversary as the President Emeritus of the Vassar College Croquet Club. He has also served on the Events Committees for the Vassar Club of New York, the historic Montauk Club in Park Slope and the Young Patrons of The American Friends of the Louvre.

Testimonials
"I especially liked seeing the newer, more contemporary studios, although a review of various studios in art/paintings provided a excellent base to build upon." - Nancy
"He covered a wide time frame and wide range of artists." -Kathleen
"An incredible wealth of material. Great images." -Mar
"Fascinating presentation. Appreciated the lists of studios and artworks." -Katherine
"Very good speaker and quality and interest of information." -Jane
"It was informative and entertaining." -Simonetta
"Very thorough, excellent graphics, clear presenter." -Charles
"What a lot of territory was covered! The program probably exceeded my expectation by 500%...quite seriously! It was fabulous. I was running to keep up; found myself out of breathe and loved every minute!" -Jacqueline
"I loved seeing the artists studios, and David’s narrative about the artists is full of interesting information and humour." -Gayle
"Speaker was VERY knowledgeable, packed in a lot of content but kept it moving. Very funny as well!" -Cindy
"It was fantastic. A feast for the eyes and ears. I would love to see the presenter write a book on this subject. Wonderful!" -Michelle
"Everything. Looking forward to watching again. Really FAB handouts... never seen that before... but incredibly helpful!!!" -Charles M.
"The presenter was amazing and interesting." -Janet
"Fabulous photos, knowledgable presenter, detailed information." -Cindy S.
"I liked the wide range of artists and their most significant signature masterpieces. Enjoy David Griffins webinars immensely." -Mardine
"The presenter was so knowledgeable, well-prepared, engaging." -David
"Presenter is so knowledgeable, and is comfortable talking about the topic. Very interesting coverage of many studios." -Claudia
"The extensive coverage of sites and the quality of info presented about each" -Leon
"His presentations are always interesting and put together excellently." -Karen
"Very interesting use of the painter's paintings as well as the actual studios. His analysis is very insightful." -Lee
"Unique approach to artists, art history time span, worth the time and money" -Lynne
" New presenter to me--he is brisk and knowledgeable" -Linda
" I love David’s presentations. Well organized and informative. I love the Google doc list of the places as future reference!!!!" -Laurie
" Interesting content, different" -Kathryn
" I love to go inside of artists’ homes and try to have some understanding of what makes them “tick”, why they paint as they do. What influences, what are they trying to say, how did they live circumstantially, spiritually, emotionally and socially? Surroundings say a lot about a person’s intentions, sometimes. I have visited a number of the places that David speaks of and it was great to hear his point of view on them. All of the visiting I did was with a tour, but I know I learned more with David’s tour tonight. I really appreciate that. I am not an artist but I am always drawn to their worlds. They often see what the rest of society does not and I appreciate that. Thank you very much." -Sharon
"Learned a lot about the subject matter. Definitely hoping to view some of these in person, so thanks for the added documents." -Milan
"Totally enjoyed" -Carol
"It is nice to see their houses and to learn something new about each artist" -Joel

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