Architecture of Density #119 German photographer Michael Wolf will speak at 7 p.m., Tuesday, March 18 at California College of the Arts (Timken Lecture Hall, 1111 Eighth Street San Francisco) at a lecture sponsored by Robert Koch Gallery. There is no RSVP and seats are available on s first come first serve basis.
Wolf's work examines life in "layered urban landscapes." He examines private and public spaces in a historic context--the past as well as modern development. His most widely known wok is of Hong Kong. He has been exhibited at/by; the Venice Biennale for Architecture; Aperture Gallery, New York; Museum Centre Vapriikki, Tampere, Finland; Museum for Work, Hamburg, Germany; Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago and at numerous galleries.
The lecture is held in collaboration with SFMOMA, Pier 24, and CCA.
Wolf's work examines life in "layered urban landscapes." He examines private and public spaces in a historic context--the past as well as modern development. His most widely known wok is of Hong Kong. He has been exhibited at/by; the Venice Biennale for Architecture; Aperture Gallery, New York; Museum Centre Vapriikki, Tampere, Finland; Museum for Work, Hamburg, Germany; Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago and at numerous galleries.
The lecture is held in collaboration with SFMOMA, Pier 24, and CCA.
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